Sentence examples for it does not seem reasonable from inspiring English sources

In the afternoon, however, a different judge in São Paulo state lifted the restrictions on that grounds that "it does not seem reasonable that millions of users are affected" because of the company's wrongdoing.

UPDATE: WhatsApp came back online 12 hours into a court-ordered 48-hour blackout across Brazil for refusing to turn over data in an investigation, after a second judge ruled that "it does not seem reasonable that millions of users are affected" and suggested a financial penalty instead.

"At this point, it does not seem reasonable to maintain, as some have said, that all cloned animals are abnormal," Dr. Willadsen said.

In her written decision, Justice Margaret A. Chan questioned the city's timing and said that it "does not seem reasonable" to end the hotel program just as New York is getting approximately $1.8 billion in federal storm recovery aid.

However, since erroneous relays may still contribute to the transmission, it does not seem reasonable to discard erroneously decoded messages.

It does not seem reasonable to hold the short-lasting combination treatment period responsible for disease exacerbation, all the more so as these patients also exhibited an active disease course prior to introduction of atorvastatin.

The red cabbage palm was thought to be an ancient remnant mostly because "it didn't seem reasonable that the palms got there any other way," says David Bowman, a biologist at the University of Tasmania in Australia.

It doesn't seem reasonable that Dwyer would not play, but he has been recalled from loan by Sporting.

"It doesn't seem reasonable to see huge differences within a geographic area," said Ron J. Anderson, president and chief executive of Parkland Health & Hospital System in Dallas, which, in addition to its trauma, burn and neonatal units, is a teaching hospital, has large volumes of charity patients who require social workers and translators, and is building a new hospital.

Adding law to the fields like theology that I dabble in without a license, to me it doesn't seem reasonable that one can claim feeling threatened yet not be required to take available steps to avoid that alleged threat.

It doesn't seem reasonable or logical to try and create jobs by directing federal funds to firms that essentially have not created one net new job in over 20 years.