ungovernable

Worries have simmered over an increasingly ungovernable group within the conservative movement.

He stopped short of saying the Conservative Party was "ungovernable", characterising his account as more of a "description of politics more generally".

So as I watched canary-yellow Canadian Super Scooper planes roar into Los Angeles to help douse the ungovernable firestorms threatening my home, my grieving Nova Scotian heart soared: reciprocity between old friends.

The instability in the country, due to widespread jihadist insurgency, has made much of the north and east ungovernable.

Or could Germany's economic challenge be supplemented by a French-style ungovernable political impasse?