Sentence examples for normally unacceptable from inspiring English sources

"The administration may be forced to choose between scaling back the diplomatic mission or accepting a degree of physical risk familiar to military personnel but normally unacceptable for diplomats," said the report by two committee investigators, a copy of which was provided to The New York Times.

And they raise a fascinating question: why did the cover story of "climate change" permit the enthusiastic promotion of images and language that would be normally be considered unacceptable in a public exhibition?

Real friendship is based on saying halfway unacceptable things, normally of a pessimistic nature.

Values between 3 and 6 % are normally taken as thresholds of unacceptable deposition, for example, Historic Royal Palaces (London, UK) aim to reduce deposition to 3%% monthly area coverage [6].

This may reflect cultural norms relating to gender roles: for example, boys do not normally cook, and it is sometimes unacceptable for a girl to leave home unaccompanied.

Normally I would consider this behavior completely unacceptable.

"That is just totally unacceptable," Dr. Della-Porta said, because "normally you would expect a person to be supervised for a week or two before he would be allowed to work alone".

Speaking of unacceptable, what was with Collinsworth (who I normally love) kissing the Cowboys' asses all game?

To understand why the 48 hours is so insulting and a totally unacceptable precedent, one must first know how the process "normally" works.

Even the Reagan administration, normally sympathetic to Israel, chose to "condemn" the attack; France declared it "unacceptable"; Britain denounced it as "a grave breach of international law".

Moderate Democrats from industrial states who can normally been counted on fear that the bill would raise energy costs to local businesses to unacceptable levels.