Sentence examples for a reasonable span from inspiring English sources

Now that Gilbert is all of thirty-two — a reasonable span of years — he can act his age.

Participatory public discussion — the "government by discussion" expounded by democratic theorists like John Stuart Mill and Walter Bagehot — could have identified appropriate reforms over a reasonable span of time, without threatening the foundations of Europe's system of social justice.

On the other hand, we were able to survey all the studies submitted for ethics committee evaluation over a reasonable span of time.

Sixty-six days — a little more than two months — is a more reasonable span, he suggests; but 254 days is not out of the question.

First, although we cover a reasonable time span of 10 years, future studies can cover a longer span thereby increasing the possibility of highlighting more trends and patterns.

Our review focused on 1990 2015 as a reasonable time span.

However, doing so surreptitiously would be difficult because many drive-containing organisms must be released to alter populations within a reasonable time span.

Trace elements held within the crystal structure of primary and secondary minerals, which are not expected to be released into the solution over a reasonable time span under natural conditions.

The new cell design allows pseudo equilibrium to be reached for the free metal ions via a Donnan equilibrium across a negatively charged ion-exchange membrane within a reasonable time span.

Assuming a reasonable life span of 20 years, and the costs appear as $0.50 per child, per year.

However, multicentre design is a necessity in order to include sufficient number of patients in a reasonable time span.