Sentence examples for produces absurd from inspiring English sources

His dissent deeply misinterprets multiple Supreme Court decisions, demonstrates a profound lack of understanding about how the industry works and produces absurd results if taken to its logical conclusions.

The focus on procedure over substance can produce absurd results.

The Education Department said in a friend-of-court brief that a policy precluding reimbursement for students who had not already received special-education services in the public schools would produce "absurd results, especially in cases like this one, where the only reason the child did not receive public special education is that the school wrongly refused to provide it".

Such rules produce absurd implications, noted in the first example.

I believe courts should generally read statutes as written, but the should also read their terms against the backdrop of the legal rules that help define these terms, and principles such as the rule of lenity, and the presumption against readings that produce absurd results.

This produced an absurd result — everybody was worse off, and the customer was deeply annoyed.

The formula that is used to pay doctors who treat Medicare patients is producing increasingly absurd results.

(Anderson) Studio Series: Keely Garfield (Friday and Saturday) Ms. Garfield's surreal imagination never fails to produce gloriously absurd worlds, whether she's musing on space travel, religion, or, as in her recent "Twin Pines," human-tree relations.

The affordability crisis has produced some absurd housing stories, such as a 25-year-old renting a wooden box for $400 or half of a living room renting for $1,295 a month.

In Byrne's own photographs and footage, the shores of the Loch seem to produce an absurd commentary on Nessie, that very modern monster, and on the odd affinities between enthusiasts of the creature and contemporary artists with their archival urges.

Judge Orenstein explicitly condemned the government's overreach in that case, echoing the exact concerns explored above: "The implications of the government's position are so far-reaching — both in terms of what it would allow today and what it implies about Congressional intent in 1789 — as to produce impermissibly absurd results".