Sentence examples for caught reasonable from inspiring English sources

Although the regulation of TβRI degradation has caught reasonable attention, how TβRII degradation is regulated is less studied.

If you get caught, you need a reasonable explanation as of why you were in their dorm/tent/cabin.

Don't chase after a result you'll never catch; creating more reasonable expectations will give you the satisfaction of crossing them off your list and moving forward.

But tucked away in a backstreet is The Codfather, a foodie institution, where diners choose from a feast of freshly caught, sustainable seafood at very reasonable prices.

Not surprisingly it is the summer and then spring with the highest catches, although there is a reasonable number of insects caught in all quarters.

Google's lawyers were recently caught arguing that Gmail users have "no reasonable expectation of privacy".

Google is in hot water after its lawyers were caught claiming that Gmail users have "no reasonable" expectations of privacy.

They are sometimes caught by anglers and are described as "reasonable eating".

Blair, caught between the American juggernaut and her entirely reasonable objections, flattered her sense of doing good, of changing the world, to get her to stay onside.

Two species, Epomophorus gambianus and E. helvum, were caught in sufficient numbers (117 and 66, respectively) for reasonable inferences to be made about LBV seroprevalence rates (Table).

Overall, the method caught the main trend in the measured results and provided a reasonable estimation for engineering practice.