Sentence examples for unmanageable in from inspiring English sources

The costs of new acquisitions become unmanageable in a system that feasts on debt.

The approach starts with the simple observation that prisoners who are unmanageable in one setting often behave perfectly reasonably in another.

Critics said Uefa had sidestepped the problem but their decision was understandable as Armenia and Azerbaijan have shown that their relationship remains unmanageable, in football terms anyway.

And though next year's projected deficit has grown to $6.4 billion, that is considered substantial but not unmanageable in a budget approaching $130 billion.

They also remain almost unmanageable in size, undermined by the pervasive use of performance-enhancing drugs and corrupted by scandal and the perception of elitism.

It has also long had a reputation as being unmanageable: in 1999 its main campus was occupied for months by students protesting against a timid attempt to introduce fees.

For the last five years I have been living and working in Spain but have large, unmanageable debts in the UK.

The debt in NSB Gardermobanen had become unmanageable, and in April 2000 parliament accepted that it would not be possible to make the Gardermo Line with the current structure the profitable venture predicted in 1992.

Eventually, it all stopped working, and the reality of my unmanageable life set in like a fog of death.

The inclusion of the photo-condensation quantum yield values compatible to those measured in ref. [ 7] into the parameter set used for simulation in Fig. 2 led to an overload because of unmanageable increase in the polymer chain length.

The minister said she had included a mechanism ensuring no single council faced an "unmanageable reduction in their allocation" compared to last year, and had transferred over £30m in grants to give councils greater flexibility in managing resources.