Sentence examples for more inexcusable than from inspiring English sources

But while the spirit displayed by the team since his arrival means it would be even more inexcusable than usual to cast that most brainless of criticisms 'he lacks passion', it is also true that his conception of going on the attack does not match the one to which the country has, hitherto, been accustomed.

For the Bucs' defense, it's a tossup between which long touchdown surrendered was more inexcusable.

The fact that this problem has plagued reservists for years makes it even more inexcusable.

If anything, she said, it made the actions of the Ngets "all the more inexcusable".

This is the price of the unnecessary spending brownout known as the sequester, and today the failure to stop it became even more inexcusable.

Even more inexcusable was our own government's Canada-like act of telling Bayer that if it didn't slash its price we would pulverize its patent.

But this film was released well after the advent of widespread internet access, making it all the more inexcusable.

Cataldo concludes, writing, "The overall laziness of that facet is even more inexcusable coming from one of the most renowned producers of the last decade".

That being said, of all the inexcusable failings of the Philadelphia Eagles over the last 18 months, no botch is more unforgivable than Reid and Marty Mornhinweg's blatant inability to feature LeSean McCoy as the centerpiece of their offense.

And nothing is more painful and inexcusable than children living in poverty.

To the Editor: In an age of computer simulations, and taking into account that deep water oil rigs have been operating in the Gulf of Mexico for more than 60 years, it seems inexcusable that teams of engineers and executives did not use that time to imagine and prepare a response for the catastrophe.