Sentence examples for be reasonably certain from inspiring English sources
adverb
In accordance with reason.
- They were able handle their disagreements reasonably.
The reasons for this fall in homicides are not entirely clear but we can be reasonably certain that it is a mixture of both global and local factors.
Nevertheless, we can be reasonably certain that some other family will eventually take their place at the top.
The Americans claimed on Friday to be "reasonably certain" to have killed the Londoner in a drone strike.
But before investors can claim the deduction, they have to clear a tall hurdle: they have to be reasonably certain that they will not recover their money.
It contains language about foods not being let on the market until after they have been found to be reasonably certain of causing no harm, one member said.
In other words, entrepreneurs must be reasonably certain they're providing a service of value, but that's not the case with government.
"We are reasonably certain".
But we're reasonably certain it won't be pretty.
"We are reasonably certain that it collapsed inexplicably but on its own," Mr. Holzer said.
But lawyers accept these cases only when they are reasonably certain of victory.
I could preach, being reasonably certain that I would not be called upon to practice.
