Unsanitary used in a sentence

Unsanitary in a sentence as an adjective

If they say "filthy, noisy, unsanitary" then I'm probably not gonna stay there.

Life is a messy, unsanitary and trigger tripping struggle.

Battery cages are completely unsanitary, the birds are covered in **** the whole time and can easily get injured, and much more stressful than this.

It really seems like the authors are trying to excuse the unsanitary conditions when really it's not excusable to have them at any stage.

14k and a moving crew seems pretty generous as far as evictions for hostile, unsanitary, non-paying tenants go.

In the very next sentences, Tesla elaborates on that he is referring to pollution on beaches and unsanitary drinking water.

Couldn't they just test the shrimp?It definitely seems unsanitary on the front of it, but I wonder if it's actually unsafe, or if there is some step down the manufacturing process that makes it safe, such as cooking.

India has a great medical system, but the generally unsanitary state of the country gives me doubts about the hygiene even in hospitals.- If you are not seriously cash-strapped, try the UAE.

Quotes from the article, this batch from FDA inspections of supplement factories:> Some firms dont even have recipes, known as master manufacturing records, for their products.> Others make their supplements in unsanitary factories.

"I've never had the opportunity to use a bidet, but on top of the lack of a thorough cleaning, aren't you dripping wet after?Even in a half squat after the fact, I would expect this unsanitary water to run down one's legs.

One of the reasons given for clearing the park was unsanitary conditions, which I can personally attest was BS - OWS was always sanitary, and when the mayor began using sanitation as a reason to clear things out OWS became fanatical about cleanliness.

I further realize that it's really quite likely that the doggie-doo receptable probably had all the doggie doo piled up in an somewhat unsanitary pile, and the guy probably deliberately scattered it before the video shoot, because really, scattered bagged doggie poo is a rather unlikely scenario.

Would you:* sleep on a heavily soiled mattress made of highly flammable material* dress your baby in highly flammable second-hand sleepwear* consume unsanitary meat that has been sitting out in the heat for too long* feed your family a diet of donated junk food including chocolate, biscuits, chips and frozen pizzas* give your teenage daughter a second hand hair dryer with a frayed electrical lead exposing live wires* wear bright fluorescent green clown-like clothing that has been collecting dust in someone's attic for 20 years* allow your children to play with lead-painted toys that pose a choke/suffocation hazardWhat makes it acceptable to purchase a brand new electrical appliance and dispose of the old, worn and unsafe one to the less fortunate?