Sentence examples for appear unreasonable from inspiring English sources

He said the program did not appear unreasonable as long as it was used only in the short term.

The restrictions imposed by the owners upon the occupants are sometimes galling to the employees, and may appear unreasonable to outsiders.

It may not appear unreasonable at first glance, but taken seriously, this legal theory seems to encourage banks and other intermediaries to become "too big to jail".

Given the seriousness of the allegations it does not appear unreasonable to ask UK Athletics to show greater urgency, especially when it appears that Salazar was coaching the US athlete Mary Slaney when she tested positive for testosterone in 1996.

The work of creating novel contracts, unusual financial arrangements, and a state-of-the-art social sector performance management system saddles pilots with costs that may appear unreasonable when compared to costs of existing non-Dibs projects.

Moreover, some of the very traits that may make it appear unreasonable at first blush are the very factors that allow it to pass muster.

Senate Democrats could wind up appearing unreasonable.

The public naturally learned to be suspicious of rhetoric raising fears that appeared unreasonable and unfounded.

To suppose, on the other hand, that these things were in being throughout all previous time without there being any motion appears unreasonable on a moment's thought, and still more unreasonable, we shall find, on further consideration.

Or is Cameron just going through the motions, but trying to sound reasonable so that if his talks with the Lib Dems break down, Clegg is the man who appears unreasonable.

Hence, if a statute's semantic detail produces an outcome that appears unreasonable in light of the law's background purpose, purposivists believe that respect for Congress requires fidelity to purpose rather than to the often-faulty wording of whatever text Congress happened to adopt.