Sentence examples for as he reasonably from inspiring English sources

Tom McPhail says that, apart from buying back years in the scheme, to which John should devote as much resources as he reasonably can, he would not suggest any other pension investments.

The last twenty minutes of the film, for instance, are taken up with an entirely superfluous diversion to a factory yard, where he takes the opportunity, rather than leaving the country, to waste as many of its citizens as he reasonably can.

As he reasonably points out, logic comprises the rules of correct thinking, and the principles of logic are known to us as conscious representations;[86] thinking and consciousness are objects of psychological inquiry; therefore any account of logic must include a psychological description of the genesis of logical principles (L I: 13).

Calling the project "his last chance," Hugh set out to lose as much weight as he reasonably could.

As long as he pitches reasonably well, he will be in position to seek another lucrative contract in three years.

An avid collector of books, he once told me he had resolved to purchase one book a day as soon as he could reasonably afford it.

"On the other hand," Mr. Brodsky said of Mr. Milstein, "he's a smart and successful businessman, and as long as he's reasonably sensitive to potential difficulties, then I don't see his profession as being a problem".

Dondi/Mansbach can't even find it in himself to condemn gentrification much; as he explains, reasonably enough, bumping into cheese lovers on the street "beats running into rock fiends any day of the week".

In other respects, his life as a writer and as a man had already changed as much as he could reasonably have hoped, or more: his books were well reviewed and widely read — they even supplemented his income — and his family life was suddenly enriched by the news that María Eugenia was going to be a mother.

If each intention is conditioned on the other, it's just as reasonable to refrain from acting as it is to engage in it.[35] Bratman (1997) has suggested that what an individual intends can extend beyond what he can settle himself, so long as he can reasonably predict that the relevant other parties will act appropriately.

He had made enough money from the sale of Reddit to Conde Nast to live without working for several years, as long as he was reasonably frugal.