Sentence examples for unacceptably late from inspiring English sources
It was risky-people wouldn't exactlybe falling over one another to make room for him once they sawwhat he was up to-but if he didn't take a chance, then he would certainlyshow up unacceptably late.
There were reports in The Press and Sun-Bulletin of Binghamton as early as March 1 that the university police were investigating a bias attack, and at a rally last week, hundreds of students and several faculty members protested the assault and the school's response, which they called unacceptably late.
Big companies who pay their suppliers "unacceptably late" should be banned from getting public contracts, small business leaders have claimed.
Although patterns of neonatal death differ between sites, both early and late neonatal mortality remain unacceptably high.
Even deep knee bends are unacceptably risky.
In practice a late toxicity rate of 5% may be considered unacceptably high, e.g. for spinal cord damage, potentially leading to paraplegia, so lower doses are considered acceptable.
But images that less than a decade or even five years ago might have widely been considered pornographic or unacceptably risqué or vulgar have become de rigeur on both late-night and even primetime television.
Based on the latest leaks, it's clear that Tisa is not only unacceptably secretive, it contains provisions that could threaten internet freedom, privacy, and even global net neutrality".
FAIR's latest study repeats another regular complaint: that the guests skew unacceptably conservative.
The political hit from the Mumbai attacks should not be underestimated: Security-related concerns have been an important worry for voters, and the latest liability from Mumbai for the ruling government follows earlier worries over unacceptably high inflation that was replaced by the negative impact of the global credit crisis on economic growth and job creation.
Late-stage occlusions of peripheral synthetic bypass grafts are frequently due to intimal hyperplasia and/or thrombosis at the distal anastomosis, resulting in unacceptably high failure rates.
