Sentence examples for even more unreasonable from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, the attacks Sept. 11 weakened our nation's already shaky economy -- and made the union demands even more unreasonable".

I think the Pogues are far more unreasonable than Nick Cave and probably even more unreasonable than the Sex Pistols ever were.

And it seems even more unreasonable to expect voters in the south to indefinitely endure the severe economic and social pain associated with continued euro membership and the I.M.F.

Even more unreasonable is Mr. Moses' complaint that the boards of directors of most museums are self perpetuating, i.e., that the descendants of the founders inherit their directorships and direct the policies of the museums.

What is even more "unreasonable" is failing to incentivize those settlers who demand "natural growth" to do so back inside Israel if desire bigger homes.

The QC accused SIAC judge Mr Justice Mitting of failing to take proper account of the fact that the length of detention was likely to become even more disproportionate and unreasonable because the deportation battle was far from over.

That's a crazy idea, and it's in line with the festival's thinking about how to connect jazz with audiences in New York: there needs to be more unreasonable optimism, maybe even more magic.

Or, have you given up on "having it all," believing it is unrealistic, unreasonable, selfish and perhaps even more overwhelming than "all" that is happening in your life now?

Perhaps most disconcerting is how easy it becomes for regular people to violate these unreasonable bail conditions, which leads to unnecessary arrests and even more overcrowded prisons.

Although we are dealing with events in the central nervous system rather than with peripheral neuropathies, it is not unreasonable to hypothesize that these factors are equally or even more important at the subtoxic exposures that damage the developing brain.

And even more sources came forward to say they had heard that general price range as well and thought it was unreasonable, especially considering how Nambu handled the Tr.im situation, losing user trust in the process.