unmanageable

If a child's anger becomes severe, frequent, or unmanageable, it may be helpful to consult a therapist or counselor.

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

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

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.

Heading into 2024, those Republicans still capable of introspection no doubt understood that their party was in a strange place and their candidate was damaged goods — unhinged, unmanageable and widely unpopular.