Sentence examples for proved unmanageable from inspiring English sources

But, it said, "The two months following the atrocity in Tunisia, and then Turkey joining the coalition against Isis, together with ensuing events, have had a considerable impact on the market which have sadly proved unmanageable.

No doubt this plan would have proved unmanageable even if Boethius had not been executed in his mid-forties.

As Jobs took the stage, a video stream captured a murky view of the stage from too many rows back, but the audio proved unmanageable.

In contrast, pups taken at 3 4 weeks of age proved unmanageable, with only one in 11 of such pups becoming tame, despite one month of eight hours per day of socialization with people.

It elicited huge praise for Germany's humane approach, but ultimately it has proven unmanageable.

She ends up spending the night; but the cat, vicious, bloodthirsty, proves unmanageable, and the waitress loses interest in both of them.

Now, there are many reasons to be worried about the health care act, especially if the system it puts in place proves unmanageable and sours the public further on assertive government action when needed.

With 30 ministers and at least 7 deputy ministers, the cabinet has grown into the largest in Israel's history, prompting charges that it will prove unmanageable and constitute a waste of public funds during a recession.

And when the White House said last week that it would delay until 2015 the requirement that employers with more than 50 full-time workers provide their employees with health insurance, many conservatives immediately seized on the announcement as a sign that the law was already proving unmanageable.

• Thirty years ago, facing down a devastating fiscal crisis, skyrocketing crime and the growing suspicion that cities had finally proved themselves unmanageable, New Yorkers cautiously tiptoed into a brave new world.

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