Sentence examples for One could reasonably question from inspiring English sources

One could reasonably question how much of the improved learning that was observed could have been the result of increased student preparation compared to preceptor training.

The Tories, however, could reasonably question whether buying meals for children who are already eating well is the best use of money in cash-strapped times – or, at least, they could have done if they had not originally forced the deputy prime minister to concede their own money-squandering scheme, for a marriage tax break, in return for the basic cost of the lunches.

No one could reasonably ask at this stage that it be fully representative.

"He has done everything one could reasonably ask to make amends," Judge Rakoff said.

First, no one could reasonably conclude that copyright's traditional economic rationale applies here.

Whatever may be missing from the Labour leadership election no one could reasonably complain that there's a "vision" deficit.

No one could reasonably have foreseen what ended up being an incredibly tragic and very sad day for us".

This is true, for example, of "act on the code that no one could reasonably reject".

He takes leaps that no one could reasonably be expected to back up.

No one could reasonably suggest that action movies should dwell on loss of life to any realistic extent.

Since RXR is a VDR binding partner one could reasonably postulate a heterodimeric RXR/VDR mitochondrial translocation and transcriptional activity.