Sentences with phrase «simply inexcusable»

Konami really dropped the ball here, and it is simply inexcusable.

The amount of time and work they put into the Online and the length of time it took them to get something so simple to function appropriately is simply inexcusable.

Releasing a PC game (especially one that was developed on PC as its primary platform) without proper play testing and optimization and hoping to make it up with post-release patches is simply inexcusable and should be reflected in a game's recommendation as you will find here.

For such a diverse state, these achievement gaps are simply inexcusable.»

These costs are large enough that failing to address them is simply inexcusable.

Hanushek observes, nonetheless, that the costs of retaining ineffective teachers «are large enough that failing to address them is simply inexcusable.»

And the Arcee (RC) Twins, a.k.a. the Racial Caricature Bots, are simply inexcusable.

The lack of landscape mode is simply inexcusable and kills of any interest I had in this.

«Its refusal to correct the mistake made by Governor Paterson in 2009 is a serious blow to the public safety and is simply inexcusable.»

The government's unwillingness to transparently investigate these attacks is simply inexcusable and raises serious questions as to the extent to which this unwillingness has contributed to the series of attacks that have occurred in the last year.

The idea that Alessio himself has forced this move to happen is simply inexcusable.

One area in which Altidore can not claim to be hard done is his hold - up play, where a 29 % aerial duel success rate is simply inexcusable for someone of his physical ability.

That loss to Man U's kids and 2 losses to Chelsea THIS year are inexcusable, just simply inexcusable.

However, the gutless performance as well as the loss to Watford a week earlier, were simply inexcusable.

That was simply inexcusable.

Not exact matches

Simply put, Hideo Kojima «s treatment by the publisher over the past year is inexcusable.

Done wrong, inclusion isn't simply ineffective, they said; it's inexcusable.

This is simply the most inexcusable horror.