Sentence examples for and it is reasonable to argue from inspiring English sources

England has only just introduced the e-procurement hub system that was pioneered by Scottish police forces and it is reasonable to argue that the lower level of collaboration in England means potential procurement savings from a joint police force should be at least broadly proportionate – perhaps £250m a year.

Although methods for DST of ethionamide/prothionamide exist, 39 40 the ability to reliably demonstrate resistance remains difficult and it is reasonable to argue that prothionamide should always be added to an MDR/XDRTB treatment regimen regardless of DST data.

It is reasonable to argue that Obama should tack to the left.

Yet it is reasonable to argue that Donaldson decided against trade unions because that is what the legislation demanded.

Therefore, it is reasonable to argue that N-of-1 trials may help physicians to provide better care.

In fact, it might be reasonable to argue that we have set the bar too high.

The focus of its work is overseas, so you could argue it is reasonable to disengage from domestic concerns.

Some (e.g. Rey 1986) argue it is reasonable to attribute intentionality to such a system as a whole.

Second, it is not reasonable to argue that there is no single activity that can face higher taxation.

Not only must one do this, but it is reasonable so to do, Mill argues.

Once they are challenged, the hospitals normally lose, since it's hard to argue that the charges are reasonable.