Sentence examples for unreasonably increasing from inspiring English sources

Sadly, many of the review's recommendations will penalise those who already manage their land sensitively for wildlife by, for example, unreasonably increasing planning restrictions on land that could be "important for the future of wildlife and people".

While section 6 prohibited willful hoarding, and also certain acts done for the purpose of unreasonably increasing or diminishing the price, it did not prohibit a selling for delivery more than thirty days in the future.

"In my judgment, the making of that offer, and the failure to accept it by Mr Mitchell, is ultimately determinative of the issue of whether or not it was reasonable to incur the costs of two legal teams at the trial of the preliminary issue, subject of course to the costs judge determining whether there was unreasonable duplication or that costs have been unreasonably increased".

The required flow speed unreasonably increases when the viscosity is smaller (Figure9d).

For instance, in order to show that using the criminal law to enforce strict speed limits on the roads is fully consistent with the second version of the Harm Principle, we would need to show that every driver who exceeds the speed limit thereby creates an unreasonably increased risk of harm which seems implausible.

After reviewing increases in inflation, personal income, life expectancy and medical costs, he found that jury awards had not increased unreasonably.

"Putting more war ships and more aircraft into disputed waters is unreasonably provocative and increases the risks," he said.

Below 1850 mbsf, the temperature gradients are unreasonably high, which is most likely due to the small number of data points, and the increasing influence of migrated thermogenic hydrocarbon gas. Figure 7 Temperature estimation for in situ conditions.

15 The study showed that increasing concentration in the industry was producing vast economic power for the pipelines and a serious threat of unreasonably high prices for consumers.

The hope is that by starting out too high, the jury will come back with more than acquittal, similar to a union leader insisting on unreasonably high salary increases at the outset of a labor negotiation, then compromising.

This measure guaranteed that high degree intermediate nodes in the paths do not increase the proximity between two nodes unreasonably.