Sentence examples for seems unjustifiable from inspiring English sources

Much of what we see seems unjustifiable, and yet policing in the US is an under-resourced numbers game – so is the corner-cutting surprising?

"It seems unjustifiable for me," he said of the commission's decision, noting that the fine was for violations the commission had ruled that Telcel committed from 2006 to 2010 and amounted to just 2.5 percent of its revenue for that time.

The first of these claims also seems unjustifiable, but this time Kant modifies his claim almost as soon as he makes it.

Until the result of such a study demonstrates a benefit for either arm it seems unjustifiable to postpone a possible curative treatment.

But Bettina Damiani, who scrutinizes incentive deals in the city at the government watchdog group Good Jobs New York, said all the public benefits going to a successful company like Pearson seemed unjustifiable in a time of high unemployment for low-skilled workers.

But after a short conversation in which it was pointed out that Henri's cheerful surrender of Lise to the American G.I. Jerry Mulligan in the film seems an unjustifiable act of romantic generosity without such an explanation, Caron nodded.

Since radiation is the dominant mechanism of heat transfer in high-temperature systems, such omission seems quite unjustifiable.

The breakthroughs that were achieved came only after wearying hours of what, to the British side at least, seemed like unjustifiable recalcitrance from both unionists and republicans.

Apple's cash reached nearly $100 billion at the end of last year, a level that seemed increasingly unjustifiable to many investors, who fret about how little interest Apple earns on the money, estimated at less than 1 percent.

Schlosser stated, "The admirable behavior of these two industry giants makes the behavior or Burger King ... seem completely unjustifiable".

It adds: "Either eventuality seems a wholly unjustifiable use of public funds at a time when public spending will be reined in".