Sentence examples for unacceptably so from inspiring English sources

Custody suites are scary places, especially at night and unacceptably so for an acutely distressed child.

What currently exists falls well below this almost everywhere, often unacceptably so even in developed countries, whereas the gap between these and developing countries is incommensurably large.

Helmets designed for much higher impact energy levels would be unacceptably large, so it is impossible to protect riders from the most extreme impacts.

It was assumed that the grid's attacker wishes to drive the voltage at bus 11 to unacceptably low levels, so that the loads at this bus would not be served, and that the attacker has only limited grid access.

A spokesman for Bristol City said: "The normal recruitment process was not rectifying this unacceptably low trend, so there was a strong case for this small positive recruitment traineeship for two BME graduates a year".

In truth, the debate over statistics is an exercise in hair-splitting that misses the point -- even the lowest estimates are so unacceptably high that tabling a conversation about prevention while awaiting more data is irresponsible.

We show that CIM-NPCIs consistently capture the simulated QTL across all sets of conditions, and that the slightly narrower SIs and NPCIs fail to do so at unacceptably high rates, especially when marker density is high.

Concurrently, the conventional intervention-based health package needs to introduce strategies that counter socio-cultural factors influencing health status and outcomes [ 55], so that unacceptably high maternal mortality and morbidity can be reduced [ 56- 58].

For one thing, it maintains, facial-recognition systems used by police departments for urban anticrime surveillance are flawed by an unacceptably large number of so-called false positives, which inaccurately match innocent passersby with wanted criminals.

Missing areas are often left missing, and damage is often repaired only if doing so does not require unacceptably invasive treatments that are extensive in nature or that may not be reversible.

The errors in the procedures presented so far are sometimes unacceptably large.