Sentence examples for severely unacceptable from inspiring English sources

While cellulite was the ideal type of women at the times of impressionism, today this "orange peel" aspect of the skin is severely unacceptable, such that it may induce embarrassment and psychosocial inhibition in those suffering its consequences.

I told her very severely that that was absolutely unacceptable".

Differently from traditional control theory that defines controllability of complex systems as the ability to drive a system from an arbitrary initial state A to an arbitrary final state B [1, 3], for knowledge diffusion in a social network, explicit control mechanisms are typically considered unacceptable, unethical, or severely questioned by the public opinion.

However, the efficacy of some of these drugs is severely limited because of their unacceptable toxicity, poor activity in blood, or the emergence of resistance; thereby underscoring an urgent necessity for new antifungal agents.

The military must make it clear that hazing is absolutely unacceptable and that perpetrators will be severely punished.

This braking system has required excessive maintenance in service because the critical Catch Tube component has bent severely and the cords have frayed leading to unacceptable short operation life.

All five trials become unacceptable if we are moderately or severely skeptical, because the current probability of the new therapy being no better than the control is too high for general clinical application.

Along with many other countries, based on three UN treaties, certain drugs have been deemed unacceptable and people who used them punished severely.

"Criminalising forced marriage will send out a powerful message to people that this practice is unacceptable in England and will be dealt with severely".

When the background noise fluctuates severely, the performance of the proposed algorithm using energy detection becomes unacceptable.

Image caption Middlesbrough Council has warned the health secretary of "unacceptable risks" Cuts to respite care for families of severely disabled children have been referred to the Department of Health.