Sentence examples for doing something reasonably from inspiring English sources
"In this business you are what you are seen to be and if you are seen to be doing something reasonably well the chances are you will be asked to do it again".
They often involve who can do something reasonably well at a low price.
He is doing something difficult and important, and deserves the credit for it.So far, Labour's record on education has been reasonably good.
A person is negligent if he or she does something that a reasonably careful person would not do in the same situation or fails to do something that a reasonably careful person would do in the same situation".
The ACFRP defines a child's death as preventable if an individual or the community could reasonably have done something that would have changed the circumstances that led to the death.
"It's not clear to me if Sony reasonably could have done something to prevent this breach from happening".
Anyone watching might reasonably have guessed that Richard had done something terrible to her, that she was fleeing.
Third, the reasonably cautious International Energy Agency suggesting $45 trillion to do something about climate change is sobering, as the total annual world defense budget is only $1.2 trillion.
If I could do something myself (and, as was often the case, do it reasonably well), it seemed both inefficient and self-indulgent to find someone else to do it.
There is very strong support for the idea that if you have been on unemployment benefits for a reasonably long period, you should be asked to do something in return for those benefits, like workfare.
