Sentence examples for unacceptability to from inspiring English sources

We used a mixed-methods approach, chiefly consisting of a short interview that presented evolution in the contexts of microbial, animal, and human evolution; evolution's acceptability or unacceptability to Muslims; and evolution's relevance to medicine.

Without a test for absurdity apart from a certain kind of intuitive unacceptability to native speakers, we seem to be left without a means of declaring 'Saturday is in bed' to be a category violation but 'The seat of the bed is hard' not to be.

Beyond a "bromance," Santorum would need to promote and capture a conservative upswell (a la Iowa), fueled by the base of the party that is continually reminded of Romney's unacceptability due to major gaffes, almost daily, and his inability to connect.

Most participants found it unacceptable to suggest allocating treatment at random, though there was weak evidence that a research context may reduce the unacceptability.

But the question is why, and that cannot be answered without a sympathetic grasp of the pastoral problems the church faces and of the theological unacceptability of returning to a status quo ante widely maintained by stigma and ostracism.

However, inserting ii as the first clause in i would lead to unacceptability.

Lipid oxidation and microbial spoilage are the major deteriorative processes in foods, leading to unacceptability for the consumers and a loss in nutritional value.

To get to that level of unacceptability, we must stand up to hate-mongers like Geller.

However, the previously mentioned issues are not specific to the SF-36®, and does not seem to rise to the level unacceptability for use with a geriatric population [ 11][ 31][ 33].

Reasons, such as the potential for 'gaming the system', spending the cash on unhealthy behaviours (e.g. cigarettes) and HPFI being unfair to already healthy individuals, were particularly cited as contributing to the unacceptability of HPFI.

Renal transplantation, as a form of renal replacement therapy, does not appear to be widespread, largely because of the unacceptability of cadaveric donors (due to ethical questions raised by Islamic law) which limits organ supply to living donors.