Sentence examples for to be unconscionable from inspiring English sources

"I take that to be unconscionable".

I also intend to point out what I consider to be unconscionable actions by boards and discuss what remedies shareholders may take to change the situation.

He published another of his many books just before the attack on Pearl Harbor, urging the United States to stay out of the war, and he always considered Roosevelt's decision to form an alliance with Joseph Stalin to be unconscionable.

"It seems to me to be unconscionable, unconscionable for my conservative friends and for everybody else in this country to be driving up this already too high national debt by giving tax breaks to millionaires and billionaires who don't need it".

Sure, such over-the-top clauses can be found to be unconscionable, but that recourse has been used only a dozen or so times in the past 50 years.

The third reason the court invalidated their prenuptial agreement is because the Court deemed it to be unconscionable.

Failing to act would be unconscionable," said Lake. "We owe it to our children – and to the planet – to make the right decisions at COP21".

While it is risky to say yes, it would be unconscionable to say no.

"It would be unconscionable to use taxpayer money to help people benefit from the bankruptcy of General Motors," Mr. McCotter said.

Given what has played out in Greece, for German leaders to provide further financial assurances to the periphery would be unconscionable.

She said: "I think it would be unconscionable to say this is too dark we can't examine it.