Sentence examples for could be reasonable from inspiring English sources

"On advice of counsel," he said, "we think our interpretation could be reasonable".

"He thought he could be reasonable with the unions, but the truth is they hold all but one card, which is the layoff card," said Raymond D. Horton, a business professor at Columbia and a former president of the Citizens Budget Commission.

It could be reasonable to expect some reverse causation to be at work.

However, since open cracks seem to have triggered the eruption in 2015, it could be reasonable to assume that eruptions could happen anywhere on the surface above cracks.

So, in the nanowires, the increased amount of frozen phase concentration could be reasonable due to the stronger phase competition in the low-dimensional system.

Foley ties its tardiness to Windows 9, saying that an early 2015 release for touch-Office-for-Windows release could be reasonable, given that that timeframe is….

Nonetheless, it could not be reasonable to admit that the innovating and non-innovating firms are randomly selected from a total population of firms.

That could be a reasonable wager.

Adam Smith said "nothing could be more reasonable"; Milton Friedman termed it "the least bad tax".

I'm not condoning terrorism, but you have to think about the world as a whole and create a balance.' And what could be more reasonable than that?

Asked to assess whether their claims met the letter of the law, he has come up with his own standards of what could be considered reasonable.