Sentence examples for Often reasonably from inspiring English sources

Construction creates jobs, and often reasonably well-paying ones.

Interested listeners can find more contemporary music in the colleges and music schools, where programs are often reasonably priced and sometimes free.

Tickets from €6, late April-late October Shopping Athens is, as you'd expect, a great place to buy hard-to-find and often reasonably priced Greek designer goods.

These voters might be younger workers in the service sector - IT, sales or marketing - often reasonably prosperous and living in relatively small terraces.

There was also an absence of 25 MeV proton events during the solar minimum preceding Cycle 24 (other minima show occasional, often reasonably intense events).

Adolescents are often reasonably well educated about methods for health promotion such as preventing HIV infection, yet they fail to act accordingly.

Across North America, sensational -- but often reasonably-sized and usually deceptively simple -- homes stand as their legacy.

Parents often asked, reasonably enough, if they would learn how their baby does, and the answer was no.

In a world in which offence is taken often, either reasonably or not, the Goldwater rule is not about offensiveness, but ethics.

Although few good leaders are so unaware of their impact that they will allow their relationship with followers to become this unrealistic, it's remarkable how often even reasonably self-aware leaders will become victims of illusion.

I haven't seen the film, but I think that sex scenes are the touchstones of great directors, that eating and sandwich-making are ordinary activities that an ordinary filmmaker can often make reasonably interesting, but that the extraordinary — be it sex or the supernatural — instantly turns ridiculous on contact with merely ordinary artistry.