Sentence examples for set unreasonably high from inspiring English sources

Many experts believe these definitions have been set unreasonably high to spur change by exaggerating the failures of schools.

Yet when they set unreasonably high expectations at home, it can lead to a certain brittleness, an inability to bend or handle inevitable ups and downs.

Some traders took advantage of this subjectivity to set unreasonably high curves, and later to change those curves to establish even higher values, which they could report as profits immediately, a former manager on the trading desk said.

She set unreasonably high growth expectations, over-invested ahead of the demand, staffed up quickly, got scrappy with her spending and stayed in constant conversation with her customers.

"When bail is set unreasonably high, people are behind bars only because they are poor," she said in December.

He knows the figure probably will be higher, but he doesn't want to set unreasonably high expectations.

During her Fox News appearance, Sanders accused the media of setting unreasonably high expectations for the summit.

She had a few theories, from low self-esteem, body negativity and embarrassment, to setting "unreasonably high" standards for her partners.

Part of the blame, he said, belongs on the shoulders of politicians and also commentators ― including those at Fox News ― who set expectations unreasonably high for grassroots Republicans.

Contrave was the third of three new obesity pills to be rejected in rapid order by the agency, prompting some researchers, advocates and investors to complain that it was setting an unreasonably high safety bar even as obesity had become a huge public health problem.

The California Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Independent Business oppose the bill on the grounds that it sets an unreasonably high dollar amount for small businesses.