Sentence examples for unreasonable tasks from inspiring English sources

But as directed by John Doyle in the minimalist manner familiar from his actors-as-orchestra productions of "Sweeney Todd" and "Company," "A Catered Affair" has set itself some nobly unreasonable tasks: telling a story of poor people richly, telling a sad story with humor, telling an intimate story for 933 theatergoers a night.

Claimants would be set unreasonable job search targets, referred for jobs for which they were clearly unsuited, or ordered to sign on every day in the hope they would fail in a task, miss an appointment or be late.

Thus we reconsider the problem in this paper and make three contributions: (1) Through analysis of experimental results, we summarize the main reasons of poor performances are unreasonable allocation of tasks between heterogeneous nodes and improper allocation of resources to mixed workloads; (2) To resolve them, we propose a global scheduler MixHeter based on or-constraints.

"The number of unreasonable schedule changes or administrative tasks, or paperwork is nonexistent," she said.

Thus, the argument for encouraging home delivery as a way of enabling women to continue fulfilling domestic tasks was considered unreasonable, as one participant from Beati expressed it: "' How I would be able to look after my family during labour?

One of his first tasks is to define "unreasonable".

Unreasonable decommissioning sequences and durations of tasks can be identified during the 4D BIM simulation.

Examples include medical apps and audio/video editors — apps like these fit a very specific group of people doing very specific tasks, and it's unreasonable to assume that such apps can or should be accessed by all.

Unreasonable logic in the sequence and task duration can be detected by professional project managers and engineers.

Australia, a country accustomed to placing unreasonable expectations on athletes wholly unprepared for the tasks demanded of them (Nathan Lyon, please bowl us our way to the Ashes), can sympathise with the special burden of the Scot's position.

The law empowered FDA to regulate supplements if they pose a "significant or unreasonable risk of illness" but also made the task tricky.