unreasonable terms造句

• We should cease to compare ourselves with the best or the worst in unreasonable terms.
• Joseph Ahearn, Toy Biz's president, called that statement unfair, saying the other deals failed because he resisted unreasonable terms.
• News Corp . began dragging the negotiation process out . and began insisting on the inclusion of unreasonable terms,
• Argentina has yet to win an IMF agreement for new loans; the country has complained about what it maintains are unreasonable terms the IMF is seeking.
• Argentina has yet to win an IMF agreement for new loans because of what it has complained are unreasonable terms the IMF is seeking to impose.
• Argentina has yet to win an IMF agreement for new loans; the country has complained about what it maintains are unreasonable terms the IMF is seeking to impose.
• :It might not be the most common term, but it's not an unreasonable term to expect to work ( many dictionaries, including wiktionary, have one or both names ).
• "Disney is trying to inappropriately use its ownership of ABC television stations to extract excessive and unreasonable terms for its cable TV channels-- terms that would add hundreds of millions of dollars in costs for Time Warner Cable and its customers, " said Fred Dressler, senior vice president for programming for Time Warner Cable.
• You approach it from the worst angle though-you are trying to make him change by'guilt'because you are suggest the slurs are somehow a slur to you-they are not ( in his eyes, or in real terms ), they are just unreasonable terms to use in polite conversation and that should be your line of reasoning.