Sentence examples for which is intolerable from inspiring English sources

You are at the mercy of others, and you spend your life waiting, which is intolerable to me.

"Some countries such as Greece do have deficits of 12.5% of GDP, which is intolerable and has to be reduced.

"Cross burning with the intent to intimidate," Mr. Beales said, "is a form of domestic terrorism, which is intolerable in a free society".

"Holy Mother, Blessed Virgin," they sang, "chase Putin out!" "Our patriarch is not ashamed of wearing watches worth $40,000, which is intolerable when so many families in Russia are on the edge of poverty," Pussy Riot explained.

After Balanchine, Kirstein, Edward M. M. Warburg and Vladimir Dimitriew, Balanchine's Russian manager, opened the School of American Ballet Kirstein wrote Cummings that he was full of a "sense of insecurity which is intolerable" because of finances and Balanchine's health but he claimed that Balanchine would choreograph "Tom".

However, this approach suffers inefficient computation efficiency, where it takes several seconds to calculate a non-optimal power-aware routing paths for thousands of flows and takes even hours to calculate a near optimal solution, which is intolerable for a latency-sensitive data center network.

Women have to protest against things which are intolerable to them".

The report cited reluctance to share information "in a full and timely manner" which was intolerable for the relatives.

Results of the experiments show that the proposed system can work under bursts of packet loss and ambient wireless traffic levels which are intolerable for basic networked control systems while not being hindered by restraining assumptions of existing methods.

However, these patients often had hepatic cirrhosis, hepatic insufficiency, and clotting mechanism disorder, which are intolerable with hepatic tissue biopsy.

Paris Mayor Bertrand Delanoe said he was "saddened and shocked by this theft, which is an intolerable attack on Paris's universal cultural heritage".