Sentence examples for Reasonably far from inspiring English sources

Three open Land Rovers, reasonably far apart, held us, the rapt audience.

And he has inherently something of a tough sell, since his policy preferences are reasonably far removed from those of the median voter.

In particular, the growth of the steam zone in one layer may be significantly improved by injection in other layers even when the layers are reasonably far apart.

For most of everyone, whenever we go out to somewhere reasonably far, we'd probably drive a car (unless you don't have a car, and/or even a license like me (Raymond).

It's important that the person you confide in is reasonably far removed from the situation, as their impartiality will help ensure the problems are addressed without any perceived bias.

In an effort to give it a framing conceit McKie has paid special attention to a handful of towns called Broughton that – because they're scattered reasonably far apart – are a way into talking about the geographical distribution of surnames, and how it changed in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Step forward Hater, a new Tinder-esque app that does exactly that, gathering up a reasonably far-reaching horrorshow of modern bugbears and using your assessment of them to match you up with people you might want to moan at.

He then points out, reasonably, how far-fetched it is to assume that a hard-dollar donation of, say, a thousand dollars to a governor could influence a pension-fund investment staff a few degrees of separation away.

According to political analysts, one reason he has managed to keep his volatile coalition reasonably stable so far is that he was voted into office on a wave of anti-Palestinian sentiment.

Reasonably straightforward so far?

Splashlight has been kept reasonably busy so far.