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Meanings of unacceptably in English

Portuguese
de forma intolerável

To an unacceptable degree.

de forma intolerável
Usage of unacceptably in English
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Conclusion: The 7-day moxifloxacin-containing triple therapy produced an unacceptably low eradication rate.
Pubmed
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Local treatments are effective, but the systemic recurrence rate is unacceptably high.
Pubmed
3
Anyone who finds those extremes unacceptably harsh, should stick to simple recreation.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand's rates of domestic violence were unacceptably high, she said.
Radio NZ
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Americans would rightly consider a 10 percent chance of nuclear war unacceptably large.
NY Magazine
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I think that there is an unacceptably high risk of executing innocent people.
The new yorker
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It also said waiting lists at some hospitals were unacceptably long.
The Irish Times
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Dr Michael McBride said levels were rocketing to unacceptably high levels.
The Irish Times
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Conclusions: Preoperative chemotherapy was associated with an unacceptably high FN rate for SLND.
Pubmed
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The G-string, you see, is apparently unacceptably conservative and covers way too much.
News.com.au
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Meanwhile, staff turnover is unacceptably high, and standards in some places unacceptably low.
The Guardian
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He would want his teachers to be reported if they are behaving unacceptably.
The eyes of a king
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The new nanny, from somewhere in Kent, had turned the heat up unacceptably.
Black Deutschland
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However, unacceptably high inflation-themost difficult economic problem I have faced-persists
State of the Union Addresses
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Drunk driving was such an offence before roadside checks made it unacceptably risky.
The Irish Times
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Radiation alarms kept blaring that rad levels were 'unacceptably high'.
Unity
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