Sentence examples for unacceptable consequences from inspiring English sources
"Labour has been trying to push through a tough form of statutory regulation for the press with really unacceptable consequences for freedom of speech in this country," Miller told Sky News.
Critics responded, however, that Ryan's cost-cutting reforms have clearly unacceptable consequences, requiring, for example, many Medicare recipients to pay far more than they can afford for adequate medical care.
Michael Kennedy, Australian Director of Humane Society International, said: "There is undeniable irony in proposed 'biodiversity' reforms that are set to result in weakened protections for threatened wildlife and their habitats across NSW... it has become apparent that the government is unwilling to negotiate on a range of elements with unacceptable consequences".
Rising costs for health care and increased reluctance by employers to pay for the increase spell unacceptable consequences: more middle-class Americans without coverage and cost increases that hit patients directly (the average insured American already spends $1,300 a year on co-payments, deductibles and items insurance doesn't cover).
Critics think this has two unacceptable consequences.
If the latter is chosen then unacceptable consequences follow.
"If there's a [negative] impact on a child and a child's life chances for the rest of their life that would be an unacceptable consequence".
The city's announcement was also meant to address what it said was another unacceptable consequence of being too generous in giving federal vouchers to the homeless: the cheating of working poor families who needed the benefit as well, but who stayed in difficult housing situations nonetheless.
(b) The identity theory is committed to the unacceptable consequence that facts are true.
Both ways out of the dilemma appear to have this unacceptable consequence.
Harm to civilians is an unacceptable consequence in the use of armaments and is a safety concern of potentially catastrophic severity.
