Meanings of unreasonably high in English

I sometimes set unreasonably high expectations of myself and those around me.

These people have set an unreasonably high value on the word 'proof.'

That is still an unreasonably high rent for much of the city's population.

These fees result in unreasonably high costs for purchasing games when paying with bitcoin.

But New Zealand Beekeeping president Jane Lorimer said the the levy was unreasonably high.

HP ultimately won the deal with a premium that many analysts said was unreasonably high.

Like all who con over their own compositions, Phaedrus had an unreasonably high opinion of their merit.

Last spring Viesturs attempted Annapurna alongside LaFaille, but turned back due to what he considered unreasonably high avalanche danger.

Of course if he puts it unreasonably high it is his own loss, for the book will not sell.

And even to take care that the prices charged for goods are not unreasonably high?-Yes; they take very good care of that.

Draghi pledged on Thursday to do whatever was necessary to protect the euro zone from collapse, including fighting unreasonably high government borrowing costs.

According to the SEC, Merrill violated that rule because it set the thresholds at which trades could be stopped at unreasonably high levels.

And it was due to me, I should add, that that wall did not cost us the Giant's fee, which was unreasonably high.

Microsoft said today it had responded to European Commission charges that it set unreasonably high prices to discourage would-be competitors from making server software.

The insurer recently withdrew that increase after California officials found it was based on " unreasonably high assumptions" about rising medical costs, Sebelius wrote.

An online petition on the UK parliament website against this " unreasonably high threshold" has gained over 68,000 signatures.