Sentence examples for more unmanageable from inspiring English sources

The other major threat – disease – may prove more unmanageable though.

A bigger, more unmanageable threat may come from outside Westminster.

The longer unresolved anxieties go on, the more unmanageable they get.

The novel is one long marathon meet-and-greet session, with some of the more unmanageable stuff spilling over into footnotes on such important matters as the town's consumption of Spam or the Woolly Hats for Seaman Scheme.

He expects to see the number of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans increase in five to seven years, when their lives have become more unmanageable and their families have lost patience with them.

This month, at a private meeting of all four leaders of the two chambers — Mr. Reid; Mr. Boehner; Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader; and Nancy Pelosi, the House minority leader — Mr. Reid tried to make light of the speaker's difficulties with his more unmanageable members.

We also need to address the unprecedented and dangerous concentration of the country's financial resources in the hands of a few institutions that have become even more arrogant, unmanageable, and disdainful of regulation than they were five years ago.

On the other hand, those with a weak SOC experience life as more chaotic, unmanageable, and meaningless and stressful life situations can be experienced as overwhelming.

Privately, though, they're paying attorneys a lot of money to render those laws more obscure, complex, unmanageable and difficult to enforce than any regulator would ever want.

After I had a mastectomy, though, the idea of more surgery became unmanageable.

A pleasant middle-class English chap caught out lying by an insistent pedant, his lies getting more outre and unmanageable by the minute?