Sentence examples for unreasonably broad from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kriss, of the San Gennaro Festival, said the proposal seemed unreasonably broad.

The company — which doesn't appear to be in legal trouble itself — has said it will fight the subpoena, which it calls "unreasonably broad".

In a blog post, David Hantman, Airbnb's head of global public policy, replied, "This demand is unreasonably broad and we will fight it with everything we've got".

In contrast, the rights of access sought by the government are unreasonably broad and not limited to ensuring compliance with the Court's judgment.

Judge Chris Piazza was right that the ban cast "an unreasonably broad net" and made it harder for the state to do "what is in the best interest of the child".

Tanya Lokshina, the Russia programme director for Human Rights Watch, called it an attack on freedom of expression, freedom of conscience and the right to privacy that gives law enforcement unreasonably broad powers.

That gap is unreasonably wide.

About half of the cases fall under the heading of a broad category called unreasonable behavior, in which one party has to accuse the other of acting so unreasonably that living together has become intolerable.

Instead, the groups and companies sought to block the agency's move to reclassify broadband Internet as a more heavily regulated telecommunications service, and a new broad general conduct standard that prohibits Internet providers from "unreasonably interfering" with consumers' access to the web.

The missile interceptors we want to install in Poland and the radar station in the Czech Republic, about which Vladimir Putin was said to be unreasonably exercised, could indeed seem, to a suspicious eye, part of the same broad strategy.

He came unreasonably close.