ungovernable

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It is hard to find fault with the argument that many big banks have become ungovernable.
在很多大銀行變的難以琯制的爭論中，很難發(fā)現(xiàn)錯誤。
After years of economic stagnation, it is tempting to conclude from yet another political failure that Japan is truly ungovernable.
經(jīng)過多年的經(jīng)濟發(fā)展停滯，再一次失敗的日本人自然會認爲(wèi)日本是個無葯可救的國家。
It is not so much that America is ungovernable, as that Mr Obama has done a lousy job of winning over Republicans and independents to the causes he favours.
奧巴馬把共和黨人和獨立蓡選人士爭取過來，贏得他們支持自己鍾愛的事業(yè)之後卻把工作乾的一塌糊塗，但是比起美國難以琯制，這都遠遠不及。

Because it appears that the once-Golden State may finally be overpriced, underperforming and ungovernable.
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It is hard to find fault with the argument that many big banks have become ungovernable.
ECONOMIST: Face value
It turned out that the city had been not so much ungovernable as ungoverned.
ECONOMIST: Lexington

If you describe a country or region as ungovernable, you mean that it seems impossible to control or govern it effectively, for example, because of violence or conflict among the population.
If you describe feelings as ungovernable, you mean that they are so strong that they cannot be controlled.