Sentence examples for be reasonable to keep from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if you want to sell some of your exports, it might be reasonable to keep your best customers alive, even if it means selling to them at somewhat thinner margins.

Do you think it's reasonable to keep the name of the company secret?

As these large-scale fields varying on time scales of the core field are inevitably included in any field observations including those for navigational or prospecting purposes, it is reasonable to keep them in main field models for practical applications.

Although it is reasonable to keep data on cases of diseases diagnosed by using culture and nonculture methods separate, these data should be monitored so as not to lose essential information regarding the incidence of these diseases.

Make deadlines for each item on your schedule that are reasonable to keep you busy for the whole day.

In this study, a ratio of a 5%% inflation rate per annum was assumed to be more reasonable to keep pace with the oil market.

Shell was unable to use its other leak detection systems such as flow monitoring or acoustic sensors because they were sabotaged or stolen and it was "not reasonable to keep replacing such equipment," it said.

I mean, it's certainly reasonable to keep things simple, and of course if you're using it as a projector for your iPhone, that's where the media is going to be.

In the heat of the moment of a husband dying, no decision should be made about the use of the sperm, but it is totally reasonable to keep that door open by freezing the sperm".

If the force of surface tension is responsible for the adherence of parietal and visceral pleurae, it is reasonable to question what keeps the lungs' alveolar walls (also fluid-covered) from sticking together and thus eliminating alveolar airspaces.

In some cases, it is more reasonable to keep some coordinates unchanged because they would produce too big artifacts in the stego-data.