Sentence examples for be reasonable in theory from inspiring English sources
That may be reasonable in theory but it sounds fanciful in practice.
"They must be reasonable in their demands".
Be reasonable in your requests.
Be reasonable in your expectations.
Quantification is reasonable in terms of theory for the reason that the larger the value of E n is, the higher the risk of virus propagation.
This result is reasonable in terms of the 'oxygen effect theory' (Brown and Wilson, 2004), although HIF-1 targeting has been believed to be a promising strategy for enhancing the effect of radiation.
The scrupulous evenhandedness of Perel's approach is eminently reasonable in theory.
It was not enough that the mathematical theory be consistent; it must also be reasonable.
Be reasonable; be very reasonable.
The former scheme is more scientific and reasonable in theory than the latter one, but the unsaturated single-phase flow of water and single-phase flow of gas stages are difficult to distinguish in practical production.
