Sentence examples for because it is reasonably from inspiring English sources
For example, liquid oxygen is widely used because it is a good oxidizer for a number of fuels (giving high flame temperature and low molecular mass) and because it is reasonably dense and relatively inexpensive.
According to Card, marriage and motherhood are evil institutions because it is reasonably foreseeable that their normal, or correct, operation will lead to intolerable harm in the form of domestic abuse without justification or excuse (Card 2002, 139 165).
This measure was chosen because it is reasonably independent of the size of the dataset and it should directly predict sensitivity to detect true differences between groups.
4, 5, 21– 23 Still, a prolongation of PFS from IPC is considered clinically relevant, because it is reasonably associated with less disease-related symptoms and, thus, improved quality of life.
This area is on the edge of a town and was selected because it: is reasonably well defined by natural boundaries; has a mixture of medium and low-density housing; has public amenities including parks; and is near to sports fields, a wildlife reserve and agricultural land.
Then he was stood down and sent back to St Radegund and Franziska, the farmer's daughter he had married in 1936, and their three daughters Rosalia, Maria and Aloisia, because, it was reasonably argued, he would be more useful to the Reich as a farmer.
I'd still buy H&M anyway because it's reasonably priced".
That, of course, will never happen because it's reasonably pro-consumer.
She appealed the university's ruling in the case of her assailant, but another dean upheld the punishment because it was "reasonably consistent with precedent in similar cases".
In life, we settle for so many different things: an average gym because it's reasonably priced, bad weather so that we can live in a fabulous city such as New York, plain and boring coffee because it's convenient to get.
