Sentence examples for unreasonably given from inspiring English sources

"Do tennis players really take the Olympics seriously," asks Jim Thompson, not unreasonably given Murray's showing so far.

The American politicians who demanded that China float its currency may have anticipated a different outcome – somewhat unreasonably, given that market forces reversed direction in mid-2014 – but one can hardly blame the Chinese for taking them at their word.

(Think of the cost, is Adrià's logic – not unreasonably, given the restaurant loses ¤500,000 a year: surely also a good reason why it is shutting its doors for a final time this year, to reconstitute itself as a culinary think-tank).

Wales acted on the basis that victory alone would not have been enough, not unreasonably given that France had not beaten one of the top three since the last World Cup and Scotland had done so only once, and their second-half spree set the tone for probably the most remarkable weekend in the 16-season history of the Six Nations.

But the budget committee of the finance ministry, then under Yair Lapid, determined that this payment was unreasonably high, given the channel's accumulated losses, and readjusted the license fee at just over a million dollars.

However, this was found to be unreasonably restrictive given that CD4 results are only available at the clinic 2 weeks after testing (CD4 testing is performed centrally at Hlabisa hospital for the ART programme), giving little time for potential participants to present for their CD4 results at the clinic and be enrolled.

January is the month known in Hollywood as the dumping ground, which seems an unreasonably narrow opportunity given the quality of American cinema these days.

The quadratic logistic regression model is not unreasonably flexible: a given set of regulators cannot fit any pair of stripes well.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00522.007 10.7554/eLiFigure2 figureigure 2—figure supplement 3. The linear logistic regression model is not unreasonably flexible: a given set of regulators cannot fit any stripe well.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00522.008 10.7554/eLiFigure2 figureigure 2—figure supplement 4. The quadratic logistic regression model is not unreasonably flexible: a given set of regulators cannot fit any stripe well.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00522.015 10.7554/eLiFigure22.016 Figure 4 figure supplement 4. The linear logistic regression model is not unreasonably flexible: a given set of regulators cannot fit any pair of stripes well.