Sentence examples for after reasonably from inspiring English sources

Leading shares edged higher after reasonably reassuring updates from UK and US central banks, although property group Land Securities subsided a little after a trading statement.

Neither Auburn or Northwestern has been able to get anything going in the second half, after reasonably good first half performances.

After reasonably supporting Patricia Crone's argument against the tradition of Mecca as a mercantile centre, he goes on to ask whether the place itself might not be an invention in the story of Muhammad.

So after reasonably accurate initial reporting, suddenly our paper was about a downgrading of the threat of climate change, when it was actually nothing of the kind: our predictions for warming rates over the coming decades are identical to those of the IPCC, and we do not assess the impacts of climate change for any warming level.

For instance, we may need to clarify that preferably "hard and fixed, > 1 cm adenopathies" and not just "adenopathies" will be evaluated, or "unintentional weight loss, after reasonably excluding a depressive disorder".

But it was a spectacular one, and a useful case because the researchers could study its before-and-after effects reasonably isolated from other environmental influences.

Losing 1-0 after playing reasonably well is the most frustrating of all defeats.

If you're in this business, you go after a reasonably cheap, reliable method.

After a reasonably absorbing encounter, Liverpool have won a berth in the Worthington Cup final.

After a reasonably clean election, a civilian president, in the shape of Abdurrahman Wahid, took over.

This government has never lacked the laws to go after people reasonably suspected of planning criminal acts.