unlivable , also: unliveable

If it is, its about to become unlivable over the next couple of days.

If the plan had failed, the city would have been unlivable.

Local officials said 34 homes in the village were unlivable.

Everyone needed someone like that, life would be unlivable otherwise.

Every last one of them made life unlivable for Sally.

Several homes will be declared unlivable, but city and county officials did not know how many.

Some homes have been condemned by city officials as unlivable.

Entire cities were to be made unlivable within fifty years.

The house was utopian almost to the point of being unlivable.

At 2 or 3 pounds more than recommended, the car was unlivable.

"I have so much stuff that my house is totally unlivable," she continued.

Many have also said the fumes make the homes unlivable.

We are forcing an unlivable amount of leverage on American business.

Hurricane Sandy brought four feet of water into the home, making it unlivable.

If the surface isn't totally unlivable now, he smiled, it will soon be.

For hundreds of poor and elderly tenants, the building became almost unlivable.

If the weather control project doesn't succeed, this planet could become unlivable.

When the sun got high the place would become unlivable, even by Plathy standards.

Many were refugees from areas made unlivable by war.

Without regular outside supplies of electricity and food, major cities become unlivable.

"The filth and the violence are making it unlivable," she was saying.

Community groups have countered that such traffic would make the neighborhood unlivable.

He found the smell was so powerful as to make the homes of the 25 plaintiffs unlivable.

You ask anybody that lives in an unlivable community and they'll tell you.

Few things make a home more unlivable than chintzy closet space.