Sentence examples for either reasonably from inspiring English sources

In a world in which offence is taken often, either reasonably or not, the Goldwater rule is not about offensiveness, but ethics.

What amazes me is that even a marginal few students managed to crank out prose that was either reasonably or decidedly cogent and well written.

In Northern Rhodesia, colonial officials were issued with further orders to destroy "all papers which are likely to be interpreted, either reasonably or by malice, as indicating racial prejudice or religious bias on the part of Her Majesty's government".

The doctors were asked to classify the orientation of the body axis as either "reasonably straight" or "oblique" (see bmj.com).

The difference between the fits of the distributions is mostly small, however, and so either could reasonably be used for modelling citation data.

I would feel rather miffed by an American criticising me for not being able to distinguish between a Texan drawl and a Brooklyn twang if I referred to either, quite reasonably, as being an "American" accent.

The question is whether either firm could reasonably have been expected to know what had been going on in the belly of the beast.

Various forms of estrogen are already on the list of substances that are either known or "reasonably anticipated" to cause cancer.

Whatever the misgivings of Messrs Chirac or Jospin, an opinion poll last week claimed that 59% of the French are either entirely or reasonably favourable to Mr Fischer's notion of federalism.

In choosing candidates for validation here, we attempted to focus on genes whose expression patterns were expected either to be reasonably well-conserved, or previously described.

There are not, in my nearly 20 years' experience, any top restaurants in Park City where the wines are either well chosen or reasonably priced.