Sentence examples for unreasonable terms from inspiring English sources

Having rejected the idea of establishing a bank line of credit because of the unreasonable terms, I prefer to raise the capital from our current cash flow.

The private equity firms disputed this argument by asserting that the banks were insisting on unreasonable terms and a "take-it-or-leave it" position, constituting anticipatory breach.

"We are surprised by Verizon's action related to our property in Lower Manhattan, especially considering there are presently no tenants occupying the building and at no time have we conditioned Verizon's access on unreasonable terms," the spokesman, Frank Marino, said in a statement.

This is a lame-duck governor with no wins in his legislative agenda, who faces terrible poll numbers and the prospect of an election day haunted by the specter of laid-off educators, reduced services and skyrocketing property taxes as his impending legacy, unilaterally imposing unreasonable terms on a population his campaign advisers told him he'd look good being bad to.

When they produced pages of unreasonable terms, I directed them to the model financing documents on the sites of the National Venture Capital Association (NCVA) and Series Seed.

They can offer market entities such as auction houses and art dealers the capital they need to make well-timed investments, in contrast to unreasonable terms imposed by conventional banks that are unacquainted with dynamics and practices in the art market.

With its own oil and gas deposits in the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan itself recently rejected what Hafiz Pashayev, the deputy foreign minister, describes as the "unreasonable" gas terms offered by Russia, and stopped importing Russian gas.

Also, processing of sensorial values with maximal refresh data rate would be unreasonable in terms of battery management or use of non-real-time system bases.

"[Apple] has launched a global attack on Qualcomm and is attempting to use its enormous market power to coerce unfair and unreasonable license terms from Qualcomm.

It is true that continuous flow would reduce mass-transport effects even more; however, given the incubation time required at the lower CTB concentrations and the amount of analyte needed, such an experiment would be unreasonable in terms of the time required to perform the analysis and the cost of materials.

An unreasonable long-term goal would be becoming a billionaire by the age of 30.