Sentence examples for can be reasonably expected from inspiring English sources

Others can be reasonably expected to get double-digit results.

So, once Obama is president, what can be reasonably expected of the man who was the most strongly environmental contender for the White House in US history?

I've had my own problems buying and selling on eBay, and they and PayPal have been as helpful as can be reasonably expected.

As a consumer, why buy now when the 20-year general downward trend in prices can be reasonably expected to continue?

And, like an actor, she can be reasonably expected to put her own beliefs and values on hold while she does her job.

Often there are additional needs for social care and support but caring for someone who is wheelchair-bound, doubly incontinent and suffering from dementia is beyond what can be reasonably expected of prison staff.

It can thus be reasonably expected that the shortened instrument will be easier and possibly also quicker to complete.

International and EU regulations require states to provide information that can be understood or is reasonably expected to be understood by detainees (1, 2).

As Bernard Williams (1973, 1985; cf. Flanagan 1991) forcefully argued, an ethical conception that commends relationships, commitments, or life projects that are at odds with the sorts of attachments that can be reasonably be expected to take root in and vivify actual human lives is an ethical conception with at best a very tenuous claim to our assent.

For the CFI and TLI, values above 0.90 can be expected for a reasonably good fitting model.

Rates of stolen phones in circulation can reasonably be expected to be higher in countries where reprogramming is legal.