Sentence examples for point of unreasonable from inspiring English sources

The upper threshold would correspond to the point at which treatment becomes "mandatory," the lower threshold corresponds to the point of "unreasonable" treatment.

To be a fan is to make a point of being unreasonable.

They cannot justify holding the country to ransom.Far from being "honest folk" driven beyond the point of endurance by an unreasonable government, the people blocking Britain's refineries have come across as selfish and mean-spirited, willing to inflict great inconvenience and maybe worse on their fellow citizens.

Council leader Martin Hill said: "We don't want a wind farm within 2km [1.2 miles] of where somebody lives, this is not an unreasonable point of view is it?" Mr Hill said he expected the district councils and other authorities, including the government, to "take into account" the view of the elected county councillors.

From a purely theoretical point of view, this is not unreasonable, but it really only works if you assume that we all exist in a vacuum.

None of the state court's interpretations is unreasonable to the point of displacing the legislative enactment quoted.

These explanations are unreasonable to the point of dishonesty.TOM BYERSNew Castle, PennsylvaniaSIR Lexington (November 18th) informs us that America's presidential electors "take their name from the princes of the Holy Roman Empire".

From the taxpayer's point of view, it would be totally unreasonable for Vanguard to walk away from this scandal with only their reputation, and not their investment, damaged.

Others argue that some conditions of the theorem are unreasonable, and from their point of view the prospects for collective choice look much brighter.

The question was the meaning of "unreasonable".

Sarah Krasley, creative technologist and founder of Unreasonable Women.