The revue lambasts the sheer ludicrousness of recycled musicals at unconscionable ticket prices, and the vacuousness of tawdry, flashy spectacle as a substitute for live theater of substance, literacy and time-honored standards.
It is unconscionable to price the poor out of health care to give others a theoretical chance of collecting for pain and suffering.
California itself can do nothing about the unconscionable wholesale electricity prices that are often more than 700percentt higher than they were just a year ago.
A bill whose laudable intent is outweighed by its unconscionable $24 billion dollar price tag -- the bill which has now come to my desk would provide a staggering, budget-wrecking $24 billion dollars.
A crisis that continues to exact an unconscionable human cost.
Of course, wines at this price are more attractive to collectors than to drinkers, who are often forgotten in the unconscionable escalation of wine prices.
The prices are unconscionable.
During intentional islanding, several islands will have their own price and the producers can take unconscionable advantage by spiking the prices.
Her remarks were reminiscent of a speech she gave to the service employees union in May 1993, when she attacked "price gouging, cost shifting and unconscionable profiteering" in health care and the insurance industry.
