Sentence examples for unconscionable by from inspiring English sources

Turning back the Darfur refugees "is unconscionable by any standard," columnist Evelyn Gordon wrote in the Jerusalem Post.

Mr. Geffen's infamous 1983 lawsuit against Neil Young is detailed, for instance, and called "unconscionable" by Mr. Young's manager (who also happens to be an old friend and former business partner of Mr. Geffen's).

A local General Motors engine plant stopped using water from the Flint river because parts were becoming rusted, but officials nevertheless continued to reassure residents the water was safe to drink – a decision deemed "unconscionable" by Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this week.

At a time when the governments were prepared to let these people float around waiting to die, then prime minister Tony Abbott did the unconscionable by justifying those tactics, saying "if other countries choose to do that, frankly that is almost certainly absolutely necessary if the scourge of people smuggling is to be beaten".

The 11-month delay in handing out punishment in the John Terry and Anton Ferdinand racism case has been labelled "unconscionable" by Lord Triesman.

Materials were different back then, as were ethics: Restorers sometimes assembled two incomplete objects together to make a whole, which would be unconscionable by today's standards.

He made frequent campaign trips to the boroughs outside Manhattan, where he denounced welfare abuse, unconscionable demands by municipal unions and wasteful spending by city agencies.

"The apparent chemical weapons attack by the Assad regime is an appalling, unconscionable act by a bloodthirsty tyrant.

In what is an unconscionable move by the credit report company, the checker site, hosted by Equifax product TrustID, seems to be telling people at random they may have been affected by the data breach.

I also intend to point out what I consider to be unconscionable actions by boards and discuss what remedies shareholders may take to change the situation.

Both articles documented ugly, aggressive and frequently unconscionable efforts by G.O.P. stalwarts to disenfranchise Democrats in Ohio, especially those in urban and heavily black areas.