Sentence examples for a reasonably large space from inspiring English sources

"There is a reasonably large space where the role of the U.N. -- perhaps even the leading role -- is recognized".

Only in the plains of Thessalía, Makedonía, and Thráki is cultivation possible on a reasonably large scale.

This definition was a compromise between the following two factors: i) as RNA-seq reads are randomly sheared and therefore have problems capturing edges of exons and transcripts, we needed a reasonably large RNA space to measure expression and ii) for very long genes, we wanted to avoid counting contributions from possible alternative promoters, or alternative splice forms.

Architects and acousticians will have designed an opera house suited or adaptable to performances that demand a sizable stage; a large backstage area to house the scenery; a "pit," or space (often below the level of the stage) to accommodate an orchestra; and seating for a reasonably large audience.

(Tórshavn is about the size of a reasonably large field).

This is not a complete list of all relevant material, but a reasonably large sampling.

Regardless, Mazda did an excellent job of packaging, even including a reasonably large trunk.

It comes from a strong polling firm, and had a reasonably large sample size.

That is a reasonably large error, even if it did not reverse the outcome.

For a reasonably large vehicle it provides good handling, an impressive powertrain and a lot of versatility.

"We are called upon to fill a reasonably large number of crevices," said Richard D'Avino, deputy tax legislative counsel.