Sentence examples for might have intolerable from inspiring English sources

Toward this end, Merck recently bought biotech boutique Rosetta InPharmatics, which employs astrophysicists and engineers to crunch reams of gene data to spot telltale patterns that help predict if a drug will perform as promised or might have intolerable side effects.

The amount of technical information downloaded in an Ashley performance might have been intolerable had it not been for the communicative phenomenon that was Ashley herself.

And it was in that thankless role that he was deployed this year, scoring the winner against Colombia with a fine downward header having done much with his front-running to prevent José Pekerman's side from ever building up the sort of sustained pressure that might have become intolerable.

Even then, Coach Raymond Domenech was known to have intolerable habits.

45 % water samples have intolerable water potential.

Dr. Kelly's family has said the intense scrutiny he endured might have made his life intolerable.

(Or a result, some argue, of black players having learned how to dance out of the way of onrushing whites in the days when even accidental body contact might have been interpreted as intolerable aggression).

He did not seek further treatment for depression before his death, but his imminent bankruptcy might have placed new, almost intolerable, pressure on his already brittle personality, triggering another bout of depression.

Still, standardizing the intolerable pain was virtually impossible, as patients might have different levels of tolerance to pain.

Factory conditions might have improved in the last decade, but even without the 1,130 who died in Rana Plaza, the toll from fires and other accidents would be intolerable.

As their visit drags on in the intolerable heat, the Death Valley landmarks start to feel like stations of the cross, and they both get weird marks on their limbs that might have been put there by Michael's ghost.