Sentence examples for be reasonably free from from inspiring English sources

The method should be reasonably free from possible fraud and evasion, both deliberate and unintentional.

Polling day itself will be chaotic, but should be reasonably free of cheating.

There is reasonably free speech in Yemen, but so what?

By nearly all independent accounts, Iraq's parliamentary elections last month were reasonably free and fair.

Here in Karapchiv, villagers are reasonably free to say what they like about their leaders, but Ukraine is further than ever from having the broad middle class that normally sustains a healthy democracy.

International observers have said the election was reasonably free and fair.

Initial pre-tension load which ensures that the surface is reasonably free of wrinkles is required.

Or, if you like fresh air, go outside to an area that is reasonably free of distractions.

Jane Foster, author of Eyewitness Travel Top 10 Athens (Dorling Kindersley, £7.99) Safely off the tourist trail, on the south coast of the island, Tsigrado is kept reasonably free from crowds because the only way to reach it is to scramble down the cliff hanging on to ropes attached to the rock.

The point can again be reasonably derived from Carroll (1895).

It claims to be reasonably deterministic from ground up.