Sentence examples for not unconscionable from inspiring English sources

But her total Face Time is not unconscionable.

"It's a huge increase, but not unconscionable," he said.

In an affidavit he filed in the case, Mr. Glasheen stated, "The contingency nature of the fee as well as the amount is reasonable and not unconscionable".

"What the courts recognize is that a fee agreement is not unconscionable simply because it can produce a big fee," Mr. Zauderer said.

A 40percentt contingency fee negotiated by a Manhattan law firm retained by the widow of a real estate developer involved in a multimillion-dollar estate dispute was not "unconscionable on its face," an appeals court ruled yesterday.

If it is unconscionable to support a company whose CEO once donated to the cause against marriage equality, why is it not unconscionable to support a candidate who opposed marriage equality as recently as 2008, and who was an integral part of an administration that embraced the Defense Of Marriage Act, signed into law by Bill Clinton?

His attorney, Patricia Glaser, in a letter to the board, calls the firing "not merely unconscionable but illegal," arguing that Charney had no opportunity to negotiate.

The Democrat Chellie Pingree of Maine jumped in to note that the cost of purging gays between 2004 and 2009 was $193.3 million: "It's not only unconscionable... but the costs are horrendous".

Consequently, prejudice against Jews -- whether derived from past European hatred for Jews as a separate race, or its modern incarnation spurred by the Arab world's opposition to the re-establishment of the State of Israel -- is not only unconscionable but, in light of these scientific discoveries, irrational.

"To deny future generations of south central Harlem this visible symbol of their unique pride, culture and history is not only unconscionable" Mr. Tait wrote, "but to quote Mr. Mayer again: 'The demolition of St. Thomas the Apostle Church would be a barbaric act, and no economic interest could excuse such wrongdoing".' Yesterday, all was quiet at the scaffold-shrouded church.

"The idea of wrongfully forcing service members' families from their homes while their loved ones are risking their lives to protect our country is not only unconscionable, it's illegal," said Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn)., one of the co-signers, in an emailed statement.