Sentence examples for more unconscionable from inspiring English sources

Every month his dallying looks more unconscionable as word of the inner workings of the state's secretive government seeps out to the public.

If the state were going to target any of rental car companies' excessive charges, refueling profits should be deemed more unconscionable than a company's speeding profits.

"What makes this behavior even more unconscionable is that these drugs, especially lorazepam, are antianxiety mediations frequently prescribed for nursing home and hospice patients, including those suffering from long-term debilitating conditions such as Alzheimer's disease".

And the more Trump fails at other parts of his agenda, and the more he doubles down on a strategy of pleasing his core supporters, the more unconscionable cases, like that of Francisco Rodriguez, there will be.

The sheer brutality of the murders made it all the more unconscionable.

The state, using its prosecutors and police, to coerce innocent people into pleading guilty are committing a crime far more unconscionable than anything Abramoff ever did.

And the actions of the Florida State Senate are nothing more than unconscionable.

You'd think so lately with each day bringing more news of unconscionable conservative tilts in the electorate, while the drumbeat of the Democrats' supposed death march to November gets ever louder.

Greeks might gain the opportunity to shape a future that, though perhaps not as prosperous as the past, is far more hopeful than the unconscionable torture of the present.

"The idea that our deputies would think, 'This is a white man, I can't shoot him, I should take more time,' it's unconscionable, that's racism in its ugliest form," he said.

Even more troubling, it is unconscionable to use the Medicaid program to pay for the repeal of the ACA and to provide tax cuts for businesses and individuals that don't need them.