unmanageable

/ ʌnˈmænɪdʒəbəl /

adjective

1. difficult or impossible to control, use, or manipulate

Example Sentences

Balancing the absences these appointments required with the needs of my students and the demands of creating plans for substitutes quickly became unmanageable.

From Los Angeles Times

Read it to see how libraries can be a crucial refuge for children whose home lives are unmanageable.

From Los Angeles Times

Unmanageable workloads “is a nationwide issue. It’s not specific to just community pharmacy or specialty pharmacies. It is across the board, the entire industry. Our highest concern is patient safety.”

From Los Angeles Times

Prof Kamila Hawthorne, who chairs the RCGP, is expected to tell the conference GP shortages are having a "devastating" impact on the health of local populations and the rise in the number of patients per GP has become unmanageable.

From BBC

That didn't stop people like Vance from spreading misinformation about the letter, painting the city official's claims as an unmanageable “migrant crisis,” instead of a housing one.

From Salon

Related Words

• chaotic
• hysterical
• uncontrollable