Sentence examples for unreasonably close from inspiring English sources
He came unreasonably close.
When she learned it was only 30 minutes before flight time — unreasonably close, Rudoren said — that fact was added to the article.
Ligands covalently bonded to protein or those having unreasonably close contacts with water molecules were discarded (distance of the water oxygen atom toward any ligand heavy atom shorter than the sum of their vdW radii multiplied by a factor f; for carbon atoms f = 0.891, for all others f = 0.8).
With the public and Congress in a lather, the SEC responded, not unreasonably, by closing a loophole.
Ever since the mayor put his new Department of Education in the Tweed Courthouse, that sumptuous building has essentially, and unreasonably, been closed to the public.
In a second step, all data below the 0.1 and above the 99.9 percentile were excluded, as values close to zero or unreasonably large yields were present.
The cost £2.7 billion—will take the government perilously close to its avowed borrowing limit (the Tories, not unreasonably, are calling Crewe the most expensive by-election in history).
"The Northern Territory Police Association does not support the closing of 'bush' courts, in favour of defendants, victims, witnesses and police having to travel unreasonably long distances for court appearances," the organisation's president, Paul McCue, told Guardian Australia.
An unreasonably warm summer.
Is that unreasonably discriminatory?
