Sentence examples for unreasonable decision from inspiring English sources

His had not been a hasty or unreasonable decision.

Was that why she was making what seemed an unreasonable decision?

In response, the Romney campaign said that Mr. Santorum had once defended a congressman who voted for TARP by saying the congressman's vote was "the wrong decision, but I don't think it was an unreasonable decision".

Given that Paracelsus lived during one of the most turbulent periods of European history in the early part of the Counter-Reformation and just before the Thirty Years War this was not an unreasonable decision.

It seemed like years ago now -- as I stood barefoot on that mountain in California-in a different lifetime, really, when I'd made the arguably unreasonable decision to take a long walk alone on the PCT in order to save myself.

Participants were also asked to evaluate if a three months hospitalization is a reasonable or an unreasonable decision.

The justices who issued yesterday's ruling suggested that Judge Sauls had made unreasonable decisions when he interpreted the law in the decision he read on national television last Monday.

Type II errors in the form of excessive governmental requirements and unreasonable decisions can delay commercialization of a new product, lessen competition to produce it, and inflate its ultimate price.

It is true that a patient who can still communicate treatment preferences is legally entitled to rigorous refusal of life-preserving measures despite lack of understanding of the medical situation or on grounds of what is addressed by the German Federal Court as "unreasonable decisions".

BLACK: You pitch it wholly on due process, with the broad idea that we can look to see how reasonable or unreasonable the decision of the people of Connecticut has been in connection with this statute.

And a spokeswoman for the Arab American Anti-Defamation League called Dunkin's decision "unreasonable".