Sentence examples for unbearable condition from inspiring English sources

He admitted, even in his own media, that some hospitals in Azerbaijan were in an "unbearable" condition.

At William Penn Elementary School, one of the many schools without air conditioning, parents and community members protested what they called "unbearable conditions" for the 150 students attending summer classes there Thursday.

When talking about the almost unbearable conditions endured during filming, he commented that "nothing moves fast in that heat".

The Yazidis told stories of families killed by ISIS, homes destroyed, and the unbearable conditions on the mountain.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the EU should ensure that "the people who are wandering about and living under unbearable conditions receive help".

We also bring to your attention another political prisoner, Hossein Ronaghi, who is suffering from severe kidney failure and who has started a hunger strike to protest his unbearable conditions.

After 15 months of forced labor in Siberia, Lina's journey ends at the very edge of the world: Trofimovsk, on the Laptev Sea well beyond the Arctic Circle, where the brutal climate worsens already unbearable conditions.

It meant, in the first place, that ordinary people had no choice but to persevere, under unbearable conditions, in the suddenly absurd rituals of daily life; more fundamentally, it made time for a hundred decisions and accidents, any one of which could have ended the world.

So, throwing objectivity to the winds, I find it hard not to conclude that in both France and Russia movements for reform as well as revolts against hard times and unbearable conditions were hijacked by small groups of true believers determined to precipitate a radically new social and political order.

This year, though, UCL students scored a major victory when they were repaid over £100,000 in compensation, following a seven-month long campaign, after living in, what they described as, "unbearable" conditions, including alleged rat infestations and noise caused by demolition work which hindered them from sleeping and studying.

Yet, despite these unbearable conditions the allure of the private automobile is still captivating, aspirational, and a symbol of status. .