Sentence examples for unbearably high from inspiring English sources

The unemployment rate is still unbearably high.

But in the referendum the stakes are unbearably high.

With exposure, the costs of corruption have now grown unbearably high.

The conflict has taken an unbearably high toll in human life.

Our budget offers a compassionate and optimistic contrast to a future of health-care rationing and unbearably high taxes.

Also, why not make the cigarette cost unbearably high by applying [higher] taxes for each pack of tobacco produced?

On Henry Goodman Henryy, nominated for Arturo Ui, is an almost unbearably high-energy actor.

"The Tree of Life" — Yes, I know, Terrence Malick's movie is unbearably high-minded and humorless.

In high school, even the most mundane experiences can seem unbearably high-stakes.

Essentially the Wimbledon organisers, in a very British upper-middle-class unbearably high-handed way (I mean, I wouldn't want to meet these people) have seen the vulgar direction that other sporting events have taken and have flatly refused to join in.

Mr Tusk will find an ally in the European Parliament if he aims to tackle the EU's woes head-down, including most particularly, a reduction of the EU's unbearably high-unemployment, re-launching growth through an ambitious plan of investment, tackling the risk of a lost decade for Europe, and working to deepen economic governance and strengthen the euro area.