Sentence examples for unconscionable damage from inspiring English sources

In 2011, he quit the police, and last year became the UK chair of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, an international organisation of serving and former police, prison, military and intelligence officers who want the public to know about the unconscionable damage they have seen the war on drugs do.

The collateral damage from this unconscionable behavior is being felt by everyone from the 800,000 furloughed government workers, to the National Guard and Reserves, and to the children who cannot get cancer treatment at the National Institute of Health.

It is unconscionable to reward value destroying activity that damaged not only AIG, but enabled massive damage to the U.S. economy.

Representative Christopher H. Smith, Republican of New Jersey, the bill's chief sponsor, said, "It's unconscionable that pillars of our communities damaged by Sandy — synagogues, churches, mosques, temples and other houses of worship — have been categorically denied access to otherwise generally available relief funds".

At a time when the church and politicians continually defend forcing women who have been raped to carry those pregnancies to term, this film forces us to viscerally experience the damage of such a callous and unconscionable position.

What these elite financiers did to us is unconscionable, and they haven't had to pay a dime for the damage they caused.

It is unconscionable that the recreational interests of a few affluent people take precedence over and damage the daily living conditions of large numbers of city residents.

The federal president of the Australian Education Union, Correna Haythorpe, said it was "unconscionable" to threaten teachers with jail for voicing their concerns about conditions in detention that risked causing "long-term damage to young children".

Unconscionable secrets?

It's unconscionable.

That's unconscionable.