Sentence examples for make unjustifiable from inspiring English sources

This project on steroids not only allows its 'well-connected' developer to make unjustifiable profit with its ridiculously lavish floor permit, but also steals the sunshine of the surrounding public park and apartments.

Just war pacifists generally claim that the negative consequences of modern war make war unjustifiable.

The wrongness of an action is not to be equated with the properties that make it unjustifiable.

Therefore, directors can't use the defense when they are aware of circumstances that would make that reliance unjustifiable.

Notwithstanding its accuracy and sensitivity, the potential for false-positive reports make reconstructive surgery unjustifiable based on MR findings alone [ 3, 4].

However, a low oil price, flattening demand, and global economic uncertainty make these projects financially unjustifiable in the short term.

More importantly, the mounting concerns regarding metal ion release as well as early high failure rates of large-head MoM made continued recruitment unjustifiable.

A broad, vague, inconsistently applied, greedy, and unjustifiable rule doesn't make developers want to embrace the platform.

If it is questionable whether screening is worth while in unvaccinated women aged 20-24, there can be no doubt that the risk of cancer in women aged under 25 who are vaccinated before exposure to HPV will be low enough to make screening at such an age unjustifiable.

It can only be right, then, for the organisation to make a full-throated protest against the unjustifiable jail sentence meted out to Aliasghar Honarmand and his colleagues, apparently for being journalists with links, however slight, to the BBC.

Such a rule would make these vital platforms for expression economically unjustifiable.