Sentence examples for unacceptably high number from inspiring English sources

"I think if they did a nationwide analysis, they'd find an unacceptably high number of errors.

Whether it's facial recognition at the Super Bowl, or sifting through e-mail communications, T.M.S. will inevitably produce an unacceptably high number of false positives.

Subsidies that encourage wasteful consumption of fossil fuels jumped to over $400bn £250.7bnn)." Meanwhile, an "unacceptably high" number of people – about 1.3bn – still lack access to electricity.

He said the impact of climate change was most devastating for the "unacceptably high number of people living in extreme poverty".

"In an unacceptably high number of instances, the government has failed to take the specific, timely and concrete steps needed to open markets to competition," the report said.

"Death and American Guns in Mexico" (editorial, June 25) points to the unacceptably high number of guns trafficked from the United States into Mexico.

"We have identified 10 local authorities with unacceptably high numbers of underperforming primaries.

Today, unacceptably high numbers of children below the age of five are succumbing to pneumonia and diarrhoea - both top causes of death in this age group.

Reliability was the key problem, with initial batches containing unacceptably high numbers of failures.

This transcript-dependent dye bias alone could introduce unacceptably high numbers of both false-positive and false-negative signals.

Despite the avoidable nature of maternal mortality, unacceptably high numbers of maternal deaths occur in developing countries.