Sentence examples for unconscionable burden from inspiring English sources

Such groups also oppose any elimination of tax expenditures as a tax increase that will impose an unconscionable burden on the economy and diminish political pressure to cut spending.

Lawmakers need to overhaul the tax code completely to reduce the "significant, even unconscionable, burden" placed on taxpayers just to file a tax return, the Internal Revenue Service's ombudsman told Congress on Wednesday.

A New Deal for Millennials would relieve the inhumane and unconscionable burden of debt we've imposed on college graduates.

Yes, that's right, that's the contention: filing a form so the government can grant you a religious exemption is itself an unconscionable burden on religious liberty.

Palin, Gingrich, Hastert, Lott, Baker and Scarborough have never entertained the notion that the Iraq surge might be curtailed because continued deployments place an unconscionable burden on the men and women who signed up serve.

It is their view that those who resist treatment place an unconscionable and unnecessary burden on society.

Jake, as the moral conscience in an unconscionable world, must bear the burden of the Hilton sisters' shyness and sadness when he declares his love for Violet, but she cannot reciprocate.

As the moral conscience in an unconscionable world, Jake must bear the burden of the Hilton sisters' shyness and sadness toward the end of the musical when he declares his love — a love that cannot be reciprocated, given the times.

Adding the impact of incarceration to the heavy burden of transphobia and stigma is unconscionable.

"I know you don't like it, but whether or not you like it, the burden that you're passing on to the dealer network is absolutely unconscionable," Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat of New Jersey, told the auto executives.

To add to this the burden of guilt over a supposed failure to have the right attitude toward one's illness is unconscionable.