Sentence examples for be very reasonable to from inspiring English sources
This would wonderful to explore in itself, and it would be very reasonable to expect it to give clues, or even answers, to some of the open questions about the universe, such as the nature of Dark Matter, the seemingly unfeasible coincidence of the Higgs mass being so low, or the fact that there is so much more matter than antimatter in the universe.
The woman snapped: "If I were standing and you were sitting, I think it'd be very reasonable to ask you for your seat, but I'm not going to give you my seat". The woman's neighbor, a man, was so embarrassed for Dr. Carraher that he immediately offered him his seat instead.
"It would be very reasonable to expect that the Series C would be in the hundreds of millions of dollars in funding," he said.
It's very reasonable to wring our hands over dodgy looking investment.
"So it's very reasonable to think that growth is going to be stronger in the second half of the year".
Yesterday, he said it was "very reasonable" to have canceled the 30-year bond at the time because the government was still projecting surpluses in the future.
And, as disingenuous and dishonest as some of the attacks on the Administration are (see Newt Gingrich), it is very reasonable to press the President for an actual plan.
Tom Gores added, "We have a good relationship with Mike Ovitz, who is very reasonable to deal with, and we would continue to look at things with Mike".
I think it's very reasonable to think that we could increase life span by a couple of decades for most people with a concomitant increase in youthfulness.
It is "very reasonable to assume that, as humans evolved and our culture became more complex, skills in tool making or other cultural behaviors took over from anatomical traits as 'markers' of a male's competitive skill," Dr. Seyfarth said.
"So I think it's very reasonable to think this behavior goes back a long way," he said, referring to the propensity to wage war against one's own species.
