Sentence examples for cannot reasonably be regarded from inspiring English sources

If the believer has chosen his religion in such a way that he can reasonably be deemed responsible for this choice, equal opportunity for welfare would not require equalizing compensation, but if the believer cannot reasonably be regarded as responsible for his religious commitment, equal opportunity for welfare would demand equalizing compensation.

Cues encountered from four females might, therefore, reasonably be regarded as offering a potentially high mating rate for male house mice, although we cannot rule out the possibility that more extreme variation in female encounter rates might reveal a significant response in sperm production traits.

But appellate review cannot fairly be regarded as discipline.

This is among the points regarding which Kumārila found it apt to deploy the epistemological doctrine of immediate justification; thus, among the reasons why it cannot reasonably be denied that properties like being a cow are real is that there is nothing that finally falsifies the many justified beliefs we have concerning things that are perceived as exemplifying just such properties.

For the same reason, Chapter 2 also "cannot reasonably be viewed as an endorsement of religion".

But the resulting delay is so brief that it cannot reasonably be classified as time shifting.

France's six million sheep, Mr. Préveraud said, cannot reasonably be expected to "cohabitate" with wolves.

Belton cannot reasonably be explained as a mere application of Chimel.

She, like generations before her, cannot reasonably be said to have an emerging adulthood.

Florida statutory law cannot reasonably be thought to require the counting of improperly marked ballots.

There are some cases, however, where the amendment cannot reasonably be viewed as surrendering a particular equivalent.