Sentence examples for could reasonably have from inspiring English sources

Nobody could reasonably have predicted what happened next.

Few neutral observers could reasonably have taken umbrage with that.

Including those, 25 had some conflict where their impartiality could reasonably have been questioned.

The government has suggested a £50 fine for customer errors that could reasonably have been prevented.

Flintoff could reasonably have checked to make sure it was not his birthday.

They top a group in which they could reasonably have expected to lie fifth.

Petitioner could reasonably have sensed the peril of prosecution for federal offenses ranging from obstruction to conspiracy.

As it is, from an English perspective, things have gone better than could reasonably have been expected.

Klinsmann could reasonably have gone into his shell, or sulked at the staggering injustice of Völler's red card.

You can claim if an airline could reasonably have foreseen and prevented the cause of the delay.

Kenneth Clarke has asked rhetorically why it has cost so much more than could reasonably have been expected.