Sentence examples for rendered unacceptable from inspiring English sources

Their essence was to send drug felons to prison for very long stretches, with sentences made mandatory and leniency rendered unacceptable even for first-time offenders.

Imagine a society which has fully integrated into itself the great modern axioms of freedom, equality, the right to education and healthcare for all its members, and in which racism and sexism have been rendered unacceptable and ridiculous.

So, because Spicher's response changed not only the title, but also its meaning, it was rendered unacceptable.

First, Western culture had reached Muscovy largely through Polish and Roman Catholic mediation, which rendered it unacceptable to all but those sophisticated enough to take a very broad view of the events of the Time of Troubles.

"But we had successfully — and this is part of the role of civilization — we had rendered them unacceptable: being an overt racist, being an overt misogynist, saying the terrible things that Trump said about immigrants or Muslims.

Studies would be excluded where reporting of findings or methodological features rendered them "unacceptable" or "fatally flawed" according to an assessment of design features, study aims and outcomes (see below).

Treatment could continue until disease progression, intercurrent illness that prevented further administration of chemotherapy, unacceptable adverse events, patient decision to withdraw from study, or if general or specific changes occurred in the patient rendering them unacceptable for further treatment in the judgment of the investigator.

These words creep into daily use to render the unacceptable tolerable.