Sentence examples for could reasonably be believed from inspiring English sources

Only traces that could reasonably be believed to contain a single channel were used for the closed duration analysis, that is, at no time during recording was any summation of currents observed.

THOSE taking a bird's eye view of the murderous 16-year-old insurgency against Indian rule in Kashmir could reasonably be forgiven for believing it is winding down.

When selecting policy options to include in the final list, the teams prioritized policy options that they believed could reasonably be implemented, including options that focused on changing the environment and individual behaviour.

Question 2: Identify any documents or other information in your submission on this Form TCR that you believe could reasonably be expected to reveal your identity.

I believe he would like to come up with something solid that could reasonably be called symbiosis.

While it is difficult to determine the extent to which our results underestimate the prevalence of scabies infections we believe, on balance, given the survey design and the environmental conditions more than one case per household could reasonably be expected.

A wife could reasonably be beaten for a lesser offence.

could reasonably be included as well.

Data collection ceased when saturation could reasonably be assumed.

I couldn't believe it was possible".

The ruling stated that the surveillance was "not proportionate and could not reasonably have been believed to be proportionate".