"Put together, these events indicated a clear pattern of security threats that could only be reasonably interpreted to justify increased security for U.S. personnel and facilities in Benghazi," the letter said.
'Sharing my uncertainty' could only be reasonably translated with the German translation of 'inform about my uncertainty' (item twelve).
Apoyeque could only have reasonably been colonized from either of its neighbouring lakes, Managua or Xiloá: all other lakes are geographically much more distant.
Even a much larger study of similar patients could only be reasonably anticipated to narrow the confidence bands for significant adverse effects from RCM, but still within the upper or lower bounds of the confidence intervals we found.
If there are, proponents of either normative approach may point out reasonably that it could only be a mistake to offer a resolution of what is, ex hypothesi, irresolvable.
This was the shocking yet only reasonably logical conclusion that could be drawn from our collective electoral experience and the combined assessment of all 17 branches of American intelligence.
The Brit organisers might reasonably have surmised that things could only get better once the ceremony was under way, which they duly did.
BLAT is a more general program, which could deal with insertions, but in the presence of mutations the mapping accuracy was only reasonably good for 100 bp reads.
The last two years of the second Wilson government were spent working reasonably well – but only reasonably – with Tony Benn.
