The phrase "a set of unreasonable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of demands, expectations, or conditions that are not fair or rational.
Example: "The committee presented a set of unreasonable requirements that no one could realistically meet."
Alternatives: "a collection of unreasonable" or "a group of unreasonable".
"A couple of major labels were not as collaborative and frankly were demanding a set of business terms that were unreasonable and did not allow us to build a product or a business on a sustainable basis," said Jamie Rosenberg, director for digital content for Android.
And the safety standard set of "unreasonable risk" is further burdened by a "least burdensome alternative" test.
I still think that the movie is an excessively reasonable challenge to an unreasonable set of laws, but it's undoubtedly an intensely sincere, heartfelt, even passionate film, and if I could I'd apologize to him for having thought otherwise.
Having this lack of knowledge is not only inefficient when it comes to carrying out effective patient care (e.g., ordering scattered labs throughout the day instead of in sets), but it also creates a series of unreasonable expectations (e.g., having a nurse come to unkink an IV that you can do on your own).
Quite frankly, the troubles at Broadway Market are due to council corruption, opaqueness and an unreasonable set of demands from the office of the deputy prime minister".
I have to say, it's not an unreasonable set of choices/vocations that you have followed, so given the statements I have seen about self-loathing, would you really have done anything otherwise?
For a start, her name has regularly been mentioned in the same breath as that of Billie Holiday, not least by her record company, a comparison that will do for a female singer what the term "the new Dylan" does when applied to a folky songwriter: smother their career at birth by creating a completely unreasonable set of expectations.
That leaves Democrats fearful that Republicans will set an unreasonable standard, and Republicans suspicious of a Democratic fudge.
That leaves Democrats fearful that Republicans will set an unreasonable standard, and Republicans suspicious of a Democratic fudge.Immigration advocates seem confident that these hurdles will be overcome, because the political logic in favour of a deal is so strong.
In an outline of the proposed rules, the U.S.D.A. said the courts had set an unreasonable standard.
