How To Use Reasonably In A Sentence
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We may reasonably shake our heads at these romantic resolves.
Times, Sunday Times
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CHAPTER Seventeen EMERSON was unreasonably annoyed with me for what he called my unwarranted interference.
The Curse of the Pharaohs
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If it became possible for shareholders to sue firms where those firms might reasonably have protected them from insider trading, corporate Australia's complaisance towards insider trading could take a healthy hit.
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And so it remains reasonably fresh in 2003, if only as a result of its continuing underexposure.
Globe and Mail
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Winning the Varsity matches, and in reasonably comfortable fashion, is cause for celebration.
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Fortunately, they were all reasonably priced; this could get seriously expensive if you're not careful!
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It is reasonably priced in the context of what everything else costs this day.
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If you are in a pampering mood, however, order the smoked salmon with mousseline sauce crepe, which is very reasonably priced.
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Workers in hierarchical workplaces cannot reasonably be expected to identify themselves if their opinions might touch upon their workplaces -- that's a disciplinary issue for most workers & most employers.
Who Are You People? « PubliCola
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Most scientists who can present evidence of an environmental threat can reasonably assume that a pressure group will take up the issue.
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He's far from a certainty at this stage but he's pulled up reasonably well.
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As a fellow pantzer, I find that it usually takes me at least three drafts before I'm reasonably happy with a story -- the first is my "crapola" discover the story draft, the second is aimed at what readers would want, the third to polish and ((shiver)) copy-edit.
An Interview with Allison Brennan
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OK, so fitting in four reasonably sized adults may be a tight squeeze, especially with luggage, but for a car of its size it packs a mighty punch.
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We live in Georgia where it gets unreasonably hot in the summers....need less to say my story involves, lightening, a burned out transformer, an air conditioner crame and 98 degree heat.
Cramer - French Word-A-Day
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We'd been keeping the bookplates in an unoccupied corner in a reasonably neat pile.
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Here, Asa assumes the folk-funk stylings of Linda Lewis, borrows the flutey mellotrons from Strawberry Fields Forever, and weaves them into a production so breezy you might reasonably whisper "new Sade".
This week's new singles
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The mere fact, if it be a fact, that the constable reasonably thought that a breach of the peace was likely did not in my judgment justify the arrest of the bailiff.
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She liked the way she had not openly offered reconciliation yet had managed to imply that forgiveness would not be unreasonably withheld.
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Not, mind you, that Ken and Paul can reasonably be expected to do it all over the seventy minutes.
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Having watched reasonably moderate candidates lose the last two presidential elections in heartbreaking fashion, and feeling further frustrated by the steady failure to win either house of Congress, Democrats have made it an article of faith that they lack the political and policy mechanisms to compete with their Republican counterparts.
Take Two: Hillary's Choice
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The subsidy junkie label was not unreasonably applied to many farmers.
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Nor are they fully explained - although less efficient digestion in general is probably a reasonably accurate explanation.
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It has fresh, attractively packaged, reasonably priced Barbadian flying fish, cou cou and all the rest.
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The actual vegetation may not be identical owing to varying local conditions but there is sufficient affinity to make correlations reasonably certain.
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Transsexuality, also termed "Gender Dysphoria" is now reaching the point of being reasonably well understood, though many myths and general foolishness about the subject still abound.
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Complete the line in the narrator's Tribute to Hampshire: `A domain where a man might reasonably...' C: `Attain transcendence.
MUSIC FOR BOYS
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As things stood at the beginning of 1990, Mrs Adam's life was reasonably settled and happy, taking into account her age and physical infirmity.
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Wishing to send you a copy of this edition, and also to include the expenses and probable returns in the account, in order that you might see more clearly what you may reasonably expect in future to derive from the works, I have waited till this edition should be ready.
Letter 410
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Does he cook reasonably well?
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In the final section of today's masterpiece on 'dirty shipping industry', he lays out approvingly what the dictatorial, self-important, unrepresentative 'greenie' lobby groups demand of shipping; Harrabin says that shipping industry is unreasonably doing what the greenies and and 'scientists' don't want, QED, shipping industry is bad.
OPEN THREAD
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I was reasonably fit, played a lot of tennis, and didn't smoke or drink to excess.
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British construction workers are often reasonably mobile, often working away on site in the week and returning home at weekends.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the former case the charterer gives orders for the employment of the vessel which cannot reasonably be expected to be performed by the final terminal date.
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For medical devices, we could come in reasonably early.
Q&A: What Venture Partner Philip Schlein Looks for in a Business Plan
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The play's five boys are school chums from a reasonably close British locale, while the two teen females are on the lam from Scotland, fleeing a stalking high school English teacher.
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Fortunately, despite the recent bad weather, the underfoot conditions were reasonably good and it proved an entertaining match until heavy rain marred the final 20 minutes.
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Police believe Derek gave a reasonably accurate account of what happened.
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Count Mirabeau is a most wonderful man, but he is a more than questionable character; even if you marry him, your discretion may very reasonably be called in question, but terms of intimacy, except with that view, cannot for a moment be tolerated; - to talk of friendship for such a man is nonsense, unless, like the good old duchess, you had had a tendresse for the father, which made you patronising for the son.
Zoe: The History of Two Lives
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A better than average, and reasonably thick saag is filled with big chunks of paneer (Indian cheese), and counts as a vegetable.
Indus Express is Like an Indian Version of a Midtown Deli | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan
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The people then, quite reasonably, expect the state to be able to handle this task - this task which it has created the necessity of - with dispatch.
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This system ensured reasonably fair representation for each party, whilst preventing a large number of parties being elected to parliament.
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In assessing the risks of acting on the basis of a reasonably arguable case, you will wish to take account of the ways in which the matter might be brought before a court.
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Heinrich attended school in Mulhouse, receiving a reasonably good education up to the age of twelve, studying French and Latin in addition to elementary subjects.
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Feeling reasonably guilty for my lack of input in our annual dissection, I decided I needed some intellectual nutrition to atone for my sins.
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The surface of the conch seems to possess a layer of intensively weathered shell, and no feature that could be reasonably interpreted as growth lines is present.
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We implore you to acknowledge that the Department of Justice cannot reasonably be a party to such tyranny.
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I have always considered myself to be reasonably green, driving a small car, walking to work and recycling much of my rubbish.
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Hence, we may reasonably expect a resultative flavour when an adverbal adjective is combined with a change-of-state verb.
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Non-profit, low-rent public housing programs now appear to be reasonably certain of development - housing projects developed by public authorities, on publicly owned land, with the aid of public funds.
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He said it was not reasonably foreseeable that, by placing a leaflet in the door, a dog could jump up and injure itself.
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He might need to be concerned, as the reasonably calm and lucid tone of his email is in direct contrast to his normal abusive scattergun approach.
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It's all long-wearing, reasonably priced, and extremely polished.
Boing Boing
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They created programming that reasonably educated people could talk reasonably about.
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Hard-boiled Dreams of the World, winner of the cerebral, intellectually appealing, mentally engrossing and reasonably highbrowed Thinking Blogger Award!
Thinking Blogger Awards
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And in every case could it fairly and reasonably make such a finding of fact in the absence of direct evidence from the Investor?
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The wine list, which was priced a bit more reasonably than the food, helped to keep the conversation flowing.
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So you might reasonably suppose that ash is overdone in cheaper brands of pond food: and who has money to burn?
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I got my bearings reasonably quickly, though, despite spending more time drunk than sober in the city centre.
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However, expenditure in the future might reasonably have extended that useful life for a considerable period of time.
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Conclusion:The treatment of this disease includes taking a positive cure to an original disease, improving the organism immunity and using antibiotics reasonably according to the drug-fast.
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By most accounts, foreign shrimp farms are earning reasonably healthy profits.
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Its effect is to confine any exceptions to certain special cases provided such excepted use does not conflict with a normal exploitation of the work and does not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the author.
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Engle makes Sherry adorably effective as an effable, devoted (brings his lunch to work) wife who deals reasonably well with that pesky little transgression and is funny as hell when she learns while drunk that Joe's old flame is married to the renegade preacher.
James Scarborough: Bail Me Out, the Hudson Guild Theatre
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If there was no numbing and if the item was reasonably palatable, then they'd take another small bite and swallow.
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He believes the inspector should ensure children are reasonably well looked after, not change a school's culture.
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If you go over the 120 comments posted so far to this thread, they all keep reasonably close to the topic, and I can’t recall profanities used in any comments on this thread.
A brief look at two comments on one ID-creo site - The Panda's Thumb
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Obviously where frequent attempts are made at reconciliation the cost accounts may be reasonably accurate.
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They are grown on small family farms, where workers are reasonably remunerated, protected by well-observed labour laws.
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I want my email program to be well-behaved, and reasonably secure from the outset.
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One reason for the quilts' relative simplicity is purely practical: the quilters wanted to finish them reasonably quickly so that they could be used for their intended purpose - to keep warm.
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I'll give him 4, which I don't think is reasonably dubitable.
Why her condemning torture doesn't discredit the Catholic Church
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In fact, the only voice you might reasonably expect to rise in protest on your touching a painting or statue is that of your own conscience.
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Hence, we may reasonably expect a resultative flavour when an adverbal adjective is combined with a change-of-state verb.
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Every industrial X-ray analyst should have this reasonably priced book on his / her shelf.
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The problem is one of achieving reasonably effective " workable competition ".
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These stoves are designed to be inset into a wall or room partition, but your rooms do need to be reasonably open plan.
Times, Sunday Times
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Provided your employer acts reasonably, you will find it difficult to launch an effective legal challenge of his decision.
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The law says your used car must be of satisfactory quality, as described and reasonably fit for its purpose.
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In a reasonably sized front yard in an average neighborhood near an average elementary school, there is an extraordinary flower by the name of the gazania.
SF0
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In an all girls school a young reasonably good looking man had cult status.
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They remained reasonably active until they moved to a new location.
Christianity Today
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I don't think that you can reasonably expect the average American to be familiar with details of palaeogeography (over on talk. origins one person knew that South America was once next to Africa, but forgot that the south east US also was once next to Africa (apart from the parts that were part of Africa).
ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
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He took the day off, not unreasonably claiming that he needed the time to re-cover from all the travel.
WITHOUT REMORSE
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They have a reasonably good grip on the philosophy of science - far better than my own, anyway.
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He also included some first team backs who held the key to the result since the forwards were reasonably well matched.
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He believed, reasonably enough, that the Journal would continue attacking him and others.
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They might reasonably feel they deserve to be rewarded.
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In one block, you can take your pick of reasonably priced Russian, kosher Middle Eastern or Caribbean fare.
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The current Building Regs are the 1985 edition: books published in 1986 or later should be reasonably accurate.
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Bakker believed that dinosaur speed could, reasonably accurately enough, be worked out from the angle of the limb joints.
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We can see the pattern of the upward swing of the interest rate cycle reasonably clearly.
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I can be reasonably precise about the time of the incident.
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This helps stress the need to get the whole approach right if the landings are to be reasonably accurate.
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Having eaten in nearby restaurants, this is a great place to let your food settle with a bottle of reasonably priced plonk.
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I saw clean and reasonably well-clothed people wearing recycled Western clothing, no matter how remote the location.
Low-Tech Solutions For The Congo
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Although there were several factors contributing to these fatalities, the grand jury reasonably inferred that defendants 'conduct in dismantling the standpipe and the failing to take corrective action was an actual contributory cause of the deaths," Uviller wrote.
Ruling Expected In Deutsche Bank Fire Case
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Reply Obj. 3: The merit of an almsgiver depends on that in which the will of the recipient rests reasonably, and not on that in which it rests when it is inordinate.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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The evolution of inherited forms of behavior is as plausible as the evolution of any function of the organism when the environment can be regarded as reasonably stable.
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No democracy could reasonably define an armed militia as a political party.
Times, Sunday Times
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However, despite this production's smooth scene-to-scene flow and relative "leanness", it, nevertheless, seems to beg for some scene trimming to get it reasonably below a three-hour evening.
Undefined
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The first definition, ‘characteristic of the country or country life’ seems reasonably uncontroversial.
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Yet even the conservative AR4 arguably supports the term by considering, however soberly, probably consequences that could reasonably be construed as involving the "ravaging" of this or that.
RealClimate
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He has coped reasonably well and often thanks me for all my help and support.
The Sun
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All you have to do is get a reasonably well paid job abroad in a poorish country and live the ex-pat lifestyle.
Upstairs, Downstairs and servant porn | Kathryn Hughes
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If there's an obligation to act against one's own reasonable verdictive moral judgments (say, but doing what one rationally judges is worse than what one reasonably judges is best), it's not rationally identifiable as such.
Think Tonk
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They have the responsibility to behave reasonably in the face of possible threats.
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They're usually very pretty, usually reasonably priced, and are non-functional decorative items.
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Most scientists who can present evidence of an environmental threat can reasonably assume that a pressure group will take up the issue.
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Surely, some engagement with the obvious shortcomings of the book might be reasonably expected from your reviewer?
The Times Literary Supplement
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When it was first brought in by the then Home Secretary, and now Leader of the Opposition, Michael Howard, a dozen years ago, it was not unreasonably piloted in the crime black spots, namely the inner cities.
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There is a reasonably respectable visible elite and a murky and far from respectable hidden group within the leadership core.
The Government and Politics of France
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The Ciliophora are characterized, reasonably enough, by the presence of cilia.
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And I did consider it reasonably practicable for the works to be carried out: see paragraphs 24 and 86 of the judgment.
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That too could reasonably have been expected to arise in the future.
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The two actors may be unreasonably good looking, but they capture perfectly the regrets and emotional awakenings that rise to the surface as surely as the more literal monsters that lurk in bottomless oceans.
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They were reasonably close and I heard a hiss which meant one had flown just past me.
The Sun
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Whether this was because the man had not acted reasonably or whether the team had been poor at explaining his actions is unknowable on present information.
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Basically, it serves reasonably priced fusion food, along with tasty burgers.
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So it can be reasonably taken to be a book with some popular cachet.
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Or does it reflect a reasonably sensible estimate of where future value will be found?
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Artist turned film-maker is a reasonably well-trodden route.
Times, Sunday Times
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Did the BBC act reasonably in sacking the journalist?
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What is new is that after decades of reasonably steady increase, earnings growth has come to a juddering halt.
Times, Sunday Times
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During those forty-eight hours, the big howitzer, which is the type of the heavy German siege train -- the 225 mm. -- was brought up, and it is possible that a couple of the still larger Austrian pieces of 280 mm. (what we call in this country the 11-inch), which are constructed with flat treadles to their wheels to fire from mats laid on any reasonably hard surface (such as a roadway), had been brought up as well.
A General Sketch of the European War The First Phase
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It was a moderately sized motel, reasonably furnished and decorated.
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Or more reasonably, what about when Government is asked to weigh spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in care for a patient (like perhaps an anencephalic baby), vs. spending that money on other patients who ultimately could be improved by it?
Discourse.net: Making the Rounds
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In any case, when I saw post after post going up on the progressive side of the aisle, while at that point nothing had appeared in quarters where one might reasonably have expected it, I found that mildly ironic; so I dropped Collins a line asking the obvious question.
Archive 2009-04-01
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In his op-ed, McCain wrote that "political leaders are not and cannot reasonably be expected to be indifferent to the cruelest calumnies aimed at their character.
Karen Ocamb: Does Sen. John McCain Owe Gay Servicemen an Apology?
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The board fares reasonably well and the sheer effort apparent in the new design wins lots of points.
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Conclusion (1) Fill a doctor's prescription reasonably, clyster drip can descend effectively hypernatremia.
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It is reasonably secure as it is on the IH 35 access road, well lit and there is always some activity in the area.
Laredo Hotels
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The stock must be listed at a reasonably good price to make any return on this.
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On these facts the plaintiff was held to have acted reasonably and the defendant was liable for her injuries.
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I didn't stutter or display more than my normal tendencies to verbal incontinence, so I'm about as happy as I could reasonably be expected to be.
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To argue we should be allowed to act unreasonably is entirely muddle-headed and morally wrong.
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The accommodating management made it a pleasant outing and the course played very reasonably.
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The surface of the compost should be reasonably moist and free of weeds.
Times, Sunday Times
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Their physiological basis is reasonably well understood; they result from the saturation or bleaching of retinal photopigments under intense or prolonged illumination.
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It also bears out the bimetallist claim that the bimetallic price level should be more stable than the price level under a monometallism provided other things are reasonably equal and both precious metals are used for monetary purposes.
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The weather has been kind so far with warm days and reasonably mild nights, so even the annuals such as antirrhinum and impatiens are managing to stay fresh and full of buds and blooms.
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Until a reasonably priced, easier method could be designed, autonomous robots were trapped in the lab.
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All seemed to be reasonably priced and included tea or coffee.
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Now the most common entry point is a reasonably priced smart thermostat or lighting.
Times, Sunday Times
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Film geeks are unreasonably excited that the movie uses three aspect ratios, including academy and widescreen.
Times, Sunday Times
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It does a reasonably good job of this, especially when you consider that there is a broad range of craft in the game, most of which differ in turn rates and top speeds.
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Reasonably oaty, but with an ever so slightly gummy sensation.
Times, Sunday Times
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The plush hotel has no less than five swimming and reasonably priced beauty treatments, such as relaxing facials and massages.
The Sun
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The reasonably widespread if often vague notion that super-close reading results in undecidability rather than organic unity; the not uncommon, if typically undisciplined assertion that texts predict and choreograph the foibles of their interpreters — these tics of contemporary professional critical writing bear the faint but unmistakable trace of de Man's signature.
Introduction
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The complaint of "incivism" would be more rational if there were some one by whom it could reasonably be made.
The Shadow On The Dial, and Other Essays 1909
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We are awaiting final pricing and stockists from Hiper, but initial indications are that it is going to be very reasonably priced.
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The recent chancellors 'debate, a possible preview of Thursday, saw all three participants doing reasonably well: what might be described as a nil-nil-nil draw.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
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We may reasonably shake our heads at these romantic resolves.
Times, Sunday Times
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For any two people with reasonably eventful lives it is possible to find coincidences between them.
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After all, the concept of internalizing the external costs associated with pollution and environmental hazards has been reasonably successful in compelling better environmental policies over the past 30 years.
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That defense bars conviction “when, acting with actual or apparent authority, a government official affirmatively assures the defendant that certain conduct is legal and the defendant reasonably believes that official.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » At Least a Dozen Flag Desecration Prosecutions in the U.S. Since 1992
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In all other instances, the notional pay used in calculating the employee's PAYE and PRSI liability must be the best estimate that can reasonably be made by the employer at the time the benefit is provided.
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It is a reasonably powerful hallucinogenic substance, not just a plant, and like any other drug, including those such as caffeine and paracetamol, may cause damage depending on how, and to what extent, it is used.
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He has coped reasonably well and often thanks me for all my help and support.
The Sun
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They remained reasonably active until they moved to a new location.
Christianity Today
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The term stable refers to a version of software that is substantially identical to a version that has been through enough real-world testing to reasonably assume there are no significant problems, or at least that any problems are known and documented.
The Earth Times Online Newspaper
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Assume that a duty of care is owed by A to C as a rescue was reasonably foreseeable in the circumstances.
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The tinny rattle of die aluminum top was no tinnier than my voice as I said, "Yes, sir," because I knew what little bottles of colorless fluid could reasonably be assumed to contain.
The Space Merchants
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According to the section, the concept of 'long-term economic value' is defined as the value that the property can reasonably be expected to attain in a stable financial system when current crisis conditions are 'ameliorated' and in which a future price or yield of the asset is consistent with reasonable expectations having regard to the long-term historical average.
Labour Press Office - Press Release Summaries
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Russia has many assets: excellent scientists, a workforce that is ‘literate, numerate and co-operative’ and a reasonably educated population that is, in the main, peaceful.
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Hipparchus was critical of the grid defined by Eratosthenes, saying reasonably enough that it was chosen arbitrarily.
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Many of the articles and photographs will be of genuine interest to people from all parts of the region and it is reasonably priced.
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Conversely, the back lakes, sloughs and bayous are reasonably protected, almost certain to hold pockets of calm, clear water.
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Tania kept the children reasonably quiet and contented.
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It was the first outing for Mayo in this year's Championship and the changes by the management seemed to work reasonably well.
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Given that the corporation is required by law to designate an agent, and to post the agent's name conspicuously on its premises, I see it as a discourtesy when a reasonably senior person in the company refuses to provide it.
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So far, we have a reasonably conclusive answer.
Times, Sunday Times
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It may not be possible for all of us to be experts, but we can, with practice, become reasonably proficient.
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In previous elections voters could reasonably expect to know what kind of government they were selecting at the ballot box.
Times, Sunday Times
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Reasonably receipted expenses" include basic food and hotel room costs, but wouldn't include a five-star hotel and a bottle of wine, observers say.
Ryanair Backs Down in Bills Battle
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Families should be reasonably, decently nourished.
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Many of these songs are meant to be played at dances or parties, where you could reasonably expect people to be in the middle of a contradance; like today's trance and electronic musics, most fiddle tunes have few or no lyrics, and a catchy melody that self perpetuates.
Phawker
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This limit could be quite high but should not exceed the amount that might reasonably be bought from the holder's earnings.
Inside Perestroika: The Future of the Soviet Economy
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The Court should lean against a construction of the code that would lead to the penalisation of a member who has decided honestly and reasonably that he does not have a personal or a prejudicial interest.
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The sheer number of illustrations is one of the book's main strengths and it is reasonably unlikely that any attempt to research a specific decanter will fail to locate a representative example.
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An architect with 3 kids in the school volunteered to provide white paint for walls at a reasonably low price.
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What tests or considerations are to guide the jury in determining when he may reasonably become lawless?
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He said: 'If you are feeling reasonably chipper it seems almost blasphemous not to take advantage of it.
Times, Sunday Times
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Electronics and electronic equipment also seem to be reasonably OK.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most scientists who can present evidence of an environmental threat can reasonably assume that a pressure group will take up the issue.
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Some indicate ac - ceptance of the Lamarckian view, some acceptance of the Mendelian view, but none can reasonably be interpreted as an important part of the author's social theorizing.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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Hi Tom, I never knew if the wag was the school board man or the school! just knew if I skipped school without Mum knowing and she alway, always found out, call it Mothers sixth sense .. even before I confessed and had to ask for a note for the teacher because in the old days as well we all know it had to be supplied first day back at school ... if pushed Mum would write down 'I poor suffering child had another bilious attack' which went down reasonably well with the teacher until she asked me what it was ...
London SE1 community website
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Based on it, the transformer with interleaving structures is put forward with the proper number of the rectifying tube selected and driving resistance reasonably adjusted.
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Or you could save some cash for lashings of extra champagne in the Light Bar by opting for a more reasonably priced standard room, which start at £275.
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The plush hotel has no less than five swimming and reasonably priced beauty treatments, such as relaxing facials and massages.
The Sun
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For this I can reasonably expect the eternal odium of the architectural profession, but this revelation must proceed despite the personal cost to myself.
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I think it was a reasonably democratic decision.
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We are no longer in the business of taking the odd big scalp or doing reasonably well.
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When children are fortunate enough to have reasonably warm, consistent, and supportive parenting, they have what we call a secure base—a sanctuary where they can meet their dual needs for nurturance and validation.
The Unmotivated Child
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They come for the sun, the culture, the happy welcome - and simply to enjoy themselves in a reasonably peaceful environment.
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He talked about my stint at Portsmouth as though the two challenges, his at Anfield, mine at Portsmouth, could be reasonably compared.
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So it is necessitous to transfer the rural labor reasonably and orderly in order to ensure the full employment of the farmer by every possible means.
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All of these things should be reasonably safe from risk of pregnancy, but still enjoyable.
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And given the attempt by the footballer's lawyers to restrict the sales of Rooney's Gold, the loathsome book about his life and times written by the equally feisty BBC hack John Sweeney, Wayne might also reasonably ask why, when the frighteners have been put on WHSmith and Waterstone's, his own employers – Manchester United – are selling it on the club's official website United Direct: £16.99 for the hardback he detests.
Diary
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In the circumstances then prevailing, the respondent throughout behaved reasonably.
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He was initially picked for the England team as a batsman who kept wicket only reasonably well.
Times, Sunday Times
