Sentence examples for perhaps unreasonable from inspiring English sources

On that basis it is not perhaps unreasonable for Fukushima to be classed with an accident ten times worse.

As offensive tackle Damien Woody wrapped up interviews with reporters, someone wondered if he thought the team might buckle under the pressure of high, perhaps unreasonable expectations.

When the group returned to the stage after a long ovation, it was perhaps unreasonable to feel a slight twinge of disappointment.

Having said that, Testament of Youth has not performed at the same level, and, given the disparity in star power, it's perhaps unreasonable to think that it might have done so.

In hindsight, it is perhaps unreasonable to assume that first year undergraduate students will possess the ability to engage in meaningful reflection on their own progress.

As it is perhaps unreasonable to assume the same subsidence occurred in the three periods independently, it is natural to consider that subsidence continued in all the periods and that the time constant (timescale of exponential decay) of the subsidence was likely >20 years.

It was not perhaps an unreasonable claim: the Sauds did, after all, found Saudi Arabia.

It is a perhaps not unreasonable inference that if $7.25 an hour troubles you, a $10 living wage might strike you as catastrophic.

Our standards of acceptable food have become higher, perhaps even unreasonable, to the point where supermarkets turn away food that doesn't meet rigorous standards.

So when, on Day Two, I wake feeling inexplicably relaxed, it is perhaps not unreasonable to accuse my husband of slipping tranquillisers in my tea.

Here in Kabul, at the end of a long and eventful week, it is perhaps not unreasonable to pose the question: Have the Americans and their allies, at long last, regained the initiative in Afghanistan?