Sentence examples for ever reasonable from inspiring English sources

(Hart 1982, 263 67; Himma 2001, 284 97) And while this account is invulnerable to the objections to sanction-based and practice-based theories, it does need to make good the general idea of an 'exclusionary reason', and some philosophers have expressed doubts on that score also (Perry 1989, Regan 1987): is it ever reasonable to exclude entirely from consideration an otherwise valid reason?

"To what extent is chasing someone with hounds ever reasonable?" I wondered sarcastically before remembering that "hounding" is just an expression.

One way to view the issue about induction that Hume raised makes it a very general issue about whether it is ever reasonable to use past, or unobserved, cases as the basis for beliefs about future, or observed cases.

The implications of decentralized ledger technology (DLT) are astounding: Digital trust is now an ever reasonable possibility; meaning online and offline assets can now be assigned ownership and the transference between those parties can be proven both linearly and cryptographically.

"This is an extremely strange case - we have one individual's take being characterised as the position of the US government for political purposes and we really need to have a real discussion of why that is taking place and whether it is ever reasonable," he told the BBC.

Given the conception of the impartial point of view as a 'God's eye' point of view, for example (Baier 1958), it seems questionable whether it is ever reasonable to expect a human moral agent to be able to occupy such a perspective.

In multiracial, multilingual, multicultural Britain, the answer – as ever – is reasonable accommodation.

Ever since, "reasonable articulable suspicion" has popped up in court decisions, usually justifying a police pat-down of a suspect's clothing.

And doubts are becoming ever more reasonable; how many pictures have you heard of recently in news reports that have been modified in nontrivial ways to advance a political agenda?

Make your starting price the lowest that would ever be reasonable to pay for that item.

As almost everybody lives ever longer, a reasonable supply of young people is needed to counterbalance and fund the pensions of a growing number of older folk.