Sentence examples for unjustifiable for from inspiring English sources

They wrote to to Turing calling the price increase for Daraprim "unjustifiable for the medically vulnerable patient population".

Maybe the Clintons have been justifying the unjustifiable for so long they can no longer tell the difference.

"It is entirely unjustifiable for the Abbott government to ram its ideology down the throats of school students across Australia and disempower local school communities".

In Perth, a Uniting Church spokesman said: "It is ethically unjustifiable for the Australian government to imprison one group of asylum seekers in dangerous circumstances to deter others [from trying to reach Australia].

These plans to charge for above-average Internet use "are unjustifiable for almost everywhere in the country except for rural America," Richard F. Doherty, the research director of the Envisioneering Group, a consulting firm that studies cable technology.

In his encyclical, the pontiff said: "It is morally unacceptable, politically dangerous, environmentally unsustainable and economically unjustifiable for developing countries to continue to fuel the development of richer countries at the cost of their own present and future".

t has been an incredible and unjustifiable ordeal for them, and they have coped with incredible dignity.

Economics looks like math, but that look is a misrepresentation, the most destructive expression of which is our unjustifiable reverence for market forces.

It is being conducted by hyperpartisan politicians and aggravated by Fox News, both with a stake in justifying their unjustifiable contempt for this Democratic administration, and foiling the next one.

In a consultation with the government's Gambling Commission about betting shop licence conditions, William Hill stated it would be "an undue and unjustifiable interference for regulators to dictate staffing levels" in betting shops.

Dannatt added: "The hundreds of allegations put forward by certain legal firms against soldiers in Iraq simply do not add up; it's an unjustifiable overreaction for fear of the European court of human rights.