Sentence examples for considered unreasonable from inspiring English sources

Even in Beethoven's time such length was considered unreasonable.

Her buyers walked away from what they considered unreasonable sellers.

When rates are considered unreasonable, insurers will have to justify them publicly.

But we had no intention of sharing our car with sheep hides, a decision Abdul considered unreasonable.

[n1] Because all such [p578] seizures were considered unreasonable, the Warrant Clause was not framed to protect against them.

Under the proposal, a rate increase will be considered unreasonable if it is excessive, unjustified or "unfairly discriminatory".

Administration officials say they will be closely watching insurance prices and will not hesitate to challenge rate increases they consider unreasonable.

Now come troubling reports that the Food and Drug Administration, as it moves toward final approval of the drug it pronounced safe and effective in 1996, is considering unreasonable restrictions on the distribution of RU-486 that would virtually eliminate its chief value.

South Korea continues to limit American imports to beef from cattle under 30 months old, a restriction that Mr. Baucus and other American officials consider unreasonable because no mad-cow disease in humans has been attributed to American beef.

What word describes people others consider unreasonable?

In France, the 2005 law on patients' rights and the end of life defined a legal framework allowing patients to refuse any treatment they consider unreasonable, and allowing doctors to decide on treatments that may have the side effect of hastening death, in accordance with the wishes expressed by the patient [ 1].