Sentence examples for Unreasonable level from inspiring English sources

Yet despite the disparate interests for which they catered, the sites had an "unreasonable" level of overlap in their user bases.

Dr. Graham told the committee that top agency officials had demanded an unreasonable level of certainty about a drug's risks before agreeing to warn the public.

Inflated prices during August in Edinburgh are nothing new, but over the years I've witnessed increasingly opportunistic behaviour from businesses raising the prices of accommodation, show tickets, food and of course booze, to a completely unreasonable level.

David S. Rose, a serial entrepreneur turned angel investor, and the author of the new book "Angel Investing," told me, "You have to have an unreasonable level of confidence as an entrepreneur, or you'll never get started".

For students who need to make a choice − and assuming they are taking a course load that does not pose a simply unreasonable level of challenge − admissions officers want to see students push themselves by taking rigorous classes.

Many superlatives were thrown out to describe Luck's come-from-behind win over the Packers last week, probably bringing his hype to an unreasonable level, but against a depleted Jets defense he could give his team an unexpected winning record.

Competitors say A.I.G. is holding on to customers by cutting premium rates to unreasonable levels.

They have assembled marquee talent and raised expectations — to possibly unreasonable levels.

68% say they face unreasonable levels of work stress for about half the week or more and 33% say they face it for the entire week.

For a time, it appeared that foreign investors might have been responsible for driving stock prices to what officials considered unreasonable levels, and Mr. Thaksin and other officials decried the return of so-called hot money to Thailand.

The break in the string of sharp increases comes as a welcome development for advertisers, who have for years complained that the networks were raising their rates to unreasonable levels.