Sentence examples for established a reasonably from inspiring English sources
They may have already established a reasonably firm foothold on their top-flight perch before arriving at Manchester City's Etihad Stadium on the final day of October.
As a result, the agency has established a reasonably consumer-friendly Web site for travelers, www.atcscc.faa.gov, giving a window on its Air Traffic Control Strategic Command Center.
He had established a reasonably unified order of succession for all the lands under Habsburg rule (the Pragmatic Sanction) and, by making broad concessions to foreign powers and to the diets of the crown lands, had secured recognition of this act from most of the important constitutional units inside and outside the Habsburg lands.
After decades of digging, paleoanthropologists looking for fossilized human bones have established a reasonably clear picture: Modern humans arose in Africa some 200,000 years ago and all archaic species of humans then disappeared, surviving only outside Africa, as did the Neanderthals in Europe.
The challenge of such calculations, however, is that we need to establish a reasonably complete set of real usability problems.
We are thus able to establish a reasonably accurate correlation between seconds* and seconds in at least some circumstances, and for certain types of experience.
Their combination allows to establish a reasonably consistent budget for the three basins, emphasizing the various 'retention' terms linked to both landscape and in-stream processes, including storage in long residence time compartments (soil organic matter, vadose zone, aquifers, etc)., denitrification (in soil, riparian zones or river benthos) or sediment burial.
We then built upon patient reports of subjective shifts in well-being associated with these therapies with the aim of establishing a reasonably small set of items that were faithful to the patient narratives and covered their most salient changes.
Once established in a reasonably sheltered, sunny place, it will send forth a flush of fragrant leaves every summer and eventually become a substantial shrub.
The approach aims at establishing a model reasonably precise (compared with elastic plastic FE computations) but condensed into a set of partial derivative equations so as to avoid huge elastic plastic FE computations.
While the monophyly of Ectognatha (= Insecta sensu stricto, hereafter Insecta) seems to be reasonably well established, a coherent agreement for the relative position of Protura, Collembola and Diplura, and for the monophyly of this latter taxon, is not yet emerging [ 23- 27].
