Sentence examples for course reasonably from inspiring English sources

These are, of course, reasonably well-known examples.

Once NPV is in place, of course, reasonably uniform national rules for casting and counting votes in Presidential elections will evolve.

"The rough is up but the course is reasonably generous on width and most of the players seem happy with it, at least those I have spoken to, maybe 20 or so," he said.

Inspite of these measures, the dose per course can reasonably not be pushed significantly higher than approximately 100 mg m−2.

The course functioned reasonably well with teachers reporting they would be comfortable teaching the content and learners demonstrating an increase in knowledge and self- confidence.

Courses are reasonably affordable, generally costing in the region of £400 for 15 hours' A-level tuition and £300 for GCSE (around £200 more if residential).

The question arises as to whether those students who are unable to attain the level of academic performance expected in chemistry courses can reasonably expect to succeed in medical school.

Of course not, and reasonably so.

And then, as his son started to fill their wait by bouncing a little ball here and there, the father – of course and quite reasonably – warned him that a) if he kept doing that he'd lose the ball under a train or b) chase after it and end up under a train himself.

He is a massive, long hitter and the course is playing reasonably long this week.

We believe our methodology in the OM course to be reasonably efficient, providing students with valuable skills in problem formulation and solution.