Sentence examples for but could reasonably from inspiring English sources

He is on offer at 16-1 but could reasonably be half those odds after such a convincing performance in an open year.

It also fell short when it was host to the first World Twenty20 in 2007, but could reasonably argue that with the format in its infancy the entire event had an element of randomness.

We believe the adult age group we chose differed sufficiently in terms of age and travel patterns from the target school-age group to be considered a separate population but could reasonably be expected to be sufficiently exposed to traffic as pedestrians.

Such activities did take several days in terms of planning, writing and interviews but could reasonably be fitted in around the general working of the project.

When the opening goal arrived it was on account of dreadful officiating but nobody could reasonably argue O'Neill's men did not merit their advantage.

Personal preferences and the availabilities of certain pricing deals may sway your opinion one way or another, but nobody could reasonably say that the car you picked was materially worse than another.

But India could reasonably be asked to sign and ratify the test ban treaty; to limit fissile material production pending completion of the fissile material cutoff treaty; and to forgo testing new long-range missiles.

People will disagree whether Mr. Pistorius deserved the break he got in walking free from that courtroom, but nobody could reasonably contest that what we saw in his case was the working of a legal system that strives for justice, and not to rubber-stamp the imperatives of the state.