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Meanings of unreasonable demands in English

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Usage of unreasonable demands in English
1
And on the whole they had seemed to him to be unreasonable demands.
The Research Magnificent
2
Manfred loved the long hours, the unreasonable demands on the workforce to meet deadlines.
Black Deutschland
3
We owe it to the city to put an end to any unreasonable demands.
Perdido Street Station
4
China has said the United States is making unreasonable demands and must also make concessions.
Reuters
5
Anxious to meet reasonable wishes he is confronted with unreasonable demands, and abused all round.
Hodge and His Masters
6
But we shall resist unreasonable demands much more easily if we accept the reasonable ones.'
Elizabeth's Campaign
7
Yet her accent was that of one who remonstrates, but with forbearance, against unreasonable demands.
Alias the Lone Wolf
8
Reports suggest he initially agreed to resign at one point, but then made numerous unreasonable demands.
The South African
9
But now...Mr. Ward makes unreasonable demands and takes out his frustration on whoever's close at hand.
The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
10
It caters to the unreasonable demands of Washington.
Reuters
11
She patiently acquiesced to his most unreasonable demands.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
12
Powerful others make both reasonable and unreasonable demands.
Humanistic Nursing
13
And they make such unreasonable demands.
The Book of Business Etiquette
14
The letter is given entire in section XXL; in it Leonardo remonstrates as to some unreasonable demands.]
The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Volume 2
15
Instead, the problem is staff insufficiently trained to run complex operations, and brands and retailers making unreasonable demands of suppliers.
Reuters
16
Factories in developing countries are "breaking all the rules" to meet the unreasonable demands of massive sports' corporations.
The Irish Times
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