Sentence examples for unconscionable at from inspiring English sources

That would be unconscionable at a time when 40 percent of all jobless workers have been unemployed for more than six months, many of them older workers.

Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat of New Jersey, told Mr. Ashcroft in a letter that he found the decision "unconscionable" at a department charged with protecting civil rights.

Two years ago, David Cameron spoke of locking down social media in times of civil unrest; unconscionable at best, unthinkable at worst!

Unconscionable at any time, they're particularly hard to stomach right now, following the passing of an anti-abortion bill in the US House of Representatives last week which sought to narrow the definition of rape.

"That is ill-advised at best and unconscionable at worst," said Harold Evensky, a principal at Evensky, Brown & Katz, a financial planning firm in Coral Gables, Fla., that is part of the Alpha Group, an influential caucus of financial planners.

Apple's tax shelters may be legal, but the loss of so much public revenue is unconscionable at a time of acute public need.

Panorama – the programme I worked on for 25 years – has been right on song recently, with some hard-hitting investigations, most notably corruption at Fifa and unconscionable brutality at a special hospital.

And yes, she did stick up for the unconscionable Mel Gibson (at least she's not a fair-weather friend).

"I find it unconscionable that at a time when our country is uniting around our military and the national assets that serve it, he will continue to make his irresponsible and unsubstantiated allegations.

That view may not be the last word -- it may not even reflect the whole truth -- but I prefer it to both the playwright's statement that Ruskin "set about trying to destroy" his wife (an appalling charge to level at anyone; unconscionable to level it at an emotional retard like Ruskin) and the Ruskin apologists' assertion that the play "was unfair to 'diminish' the reputation" of their hero.

Burton approaches the precipice of an unconscionable act, and at the last moment, pulls away.