Sentence examples for established reasonably from inspiring English sources

After years of hostile rivalry they have, since 1998, established reasonably good relations with each other.

Instead established, reasonably priced artists like Alexander Calder, for example, whose works never appealed to new buyers are once again bringing high prices.

Performance was assessed in relation to a set of established, reasonably informative, and relatively straightforward to run, benchmarks (so-called micro-benchmarks).

On streets clogged by pollution-emitting cars, buses and trucks, New York City's quest to establish reasonably safe cycling paths by adding to its roughly 300 miles of bicycle lanes has been welcomed by cyclists.

The Federal Power Act is a "paragon" of cooperative federalism that establishes reasonably clear boundaries between the rights and responsibilities of the federal government and the rights and responsibilities retained by states.

Medicare needs longer-range projections to establish reasonably stable contribution rates, but in the past it was thought that 25 years represented the outer limit of plausibility.

It was clear that without establishing reasonably uniform viral gene expression in the population under study, only very limited conclusions can be drawn about viral gene functions.

We selected from the present data a young adult group with a BMI between 18.5 and 25 to establish reasonably robust reference values for "normal" FMI.

However, these filters are not able to establish reasonably good estimates of the states and parameters and are clearly outperformed by the MTU particle filter.

This was confirmed on establishing reasonably well fitting models and predicted estimates for the proportion cured on the basis of HDI.

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.