Sentence examples for and it is reasonable to suppose from inspiring English sources
Under such conditions, no living thing could exist on the shores or pass beyond them, and it is reasonable to suppose that, had conditions not changed, life would have evolved no further than the fish.
It seems probable that Epicurus travelled and studied, and it is reasonable to suppose that this was the period during which he developed his philosophical outlook and confirmed it in exchanges with the Platonists and Aristotelians.
In prehistoric times most branches of Indo-European were carried into territories presumably or certainly occupied by speakers of non-Indo-European languages, and it is reasonable to suppose that these languages had some effect on the speech of the newcomers.
But in practice doctrine and experience are likely to be mutually informing, and it is reasonable to suppose that in some cases religious insight involves a kind of amalgam of a doctrinal scheme and associated experience, where these elements cannot in any simple way be separated out.
For it is reasonable to suppose that the cause is what Polybius says it is; and it is reasonable to suppose also that some of the veins of the spring, if soaked from the outside, become relaxed and thus afford their water an outflow at the sides, instead of forcing it up along the old channel into the spring (the veins are necessarily soaked when the tidal wave has washed over the land).
Similar genetic elements can be found in nonpathogenic environmental bacteria and in metagenomic environmental DNA samples, and it is reasonable to suppose that integrons have facilitated microbial adaptation through LGT in niches outside infectious disease wards.
It is reasonable to suppose that Tariq Ali will not be appointed professor of politics.
It is reasonable to suppose Osborne's Britain will end up in as great a mess as its Brownian predecessor.
It is reasonable to suppose that each DG unit is equivalent.
