Sentence examples for can reasonably ask from inspiring English sources

In the circumstances, that's all that anyone can reasonably ask.

And perhaps visibility is the most that an artist can reasonably ask for.

The American and global publics can reasonably ask what 13 years of US war have durably achieved.

With the old pony-car wars suddenly revived, even people who love fast cars can reasonably ask why.

"From where we were a few weeks ago," running back Tiki Barber said, "this is as much as we can reasonably ask for".

As pointed out above, we can reasonably ask whether Plato made this distinction, or made it as we make it.

But even if Novellino does ultimately succeed, fans can still reasonably ask how their team wound up in such a mess in the first place.

Karl Rove can much more reasonably ask, how many voters does the United Methodist Church have?

While it is unlikely to become a universal practice, co-ordinators of demonstrations can no longer reasonably ask protesters to refrain from wearing hard hats, or from taking the large book-shaped shields popular with Italian demonstrators, if policing remains as it is.

And yet, in the heat of this crisis, Alan Partridge keeps returning to the microphone to ask his listeners whether a binman can reasonably expect a Christmas tip after he's refused to dispose of a broken toaster.

"We ask more of our police officers than anyone can reasonably expect," Gupta testified. .