Sentence examples for social unacceptability from inspiring English sources

Another reason for the seeming voter volatility is the social unacceptability of appearing uninformed.

What starts as helpful lifestyle monitoring develops into new forms of social unacceptability.

If bullying itself can be peer-pressured into social unacceptability, we might see real change.

Various factors such as political interference, social unacceptability and economic barriers are deterring the widespread use of these resources.

Meanwhile, in the idyllic-seeming backwater, unaddressed and troubling issues of poverty and race emerge - though so gently as to be near invisible - especially when Ames's surrogate son, a traditional "bad lot", comes back to Gilead and circumstances invite comparison between 1950s social unacceptability and the abolitionist fervour of only a couple of generations ago.

Still, the boycott campaign has helped to raise the social unacceptability of association with the NRA greater than the business gains.

Paul Hegarty, a lecturer and noise musician, likewise assigns a subjective value to noise, writing that "noise is a judgment, a social one, based on unacceptability, the breaking of norms and a fear of violence".

These authors also found that the graphic will contribute to an increase in the unacceptability of smoking for both health and social reasons.

Energy bills had reached "a level of unacceptability", he said.

At what point do such attacks on civilians cross a threshold of unacceptability?

The horror and unacceptability of these are no greater for one than the other.