Sentence examples for feel it reasonable from inspiring English sources

"But," the official continued, "members of Congress might feel it reasonable that they could stay.

Perhaps cricket's great attraction for them is that it is one of the few occasions when otherwise respectable gentlemen, well past their teenage years, feel it reasonable, desirable, mandatory even, to begin drinking shortly after play commences at 11am.

Furthermore QOL was significantly improved for the chemotherapy subset, thus on balance we felt it reasonable to utilise FELV chemotherapy as the reference comparator arm in our trial.

A priori, we felt it reasonable to focus on intake of fried foods away from home, fruit and vegetable consumption, and intake of a vegetarian diet [ 22].

We felt it reasonable that a single interview session should last no longer than 90 minutes; our lengthy assessment schedule was split into three interview sessions conducted around a three week period, plus an additional visit to obtain blood samples.

Given that we knew each participant had a diagnosis of asthma and it was severe enough to have been prescribed an ICS in the baseline year, we felt it reasonable to assume that the participant should be taking an ICS throughout the entire 18-month follow-up window.

Men are thought to have earlier degenerative change based on a postmortem study from the 1920s, 14 but as we detected no significant difference in LDD between the men and the women in our sample, we felt it reasonable to include both groups in our study.

Although the teams did not use any standardised criteria for transfers, in order for an ACT patient to be accepted by a CMHT (that provides less intensive support than the ACT teams) or discharged to primary care, we felt it reasonable to assume that they would have stabilised (be better engaged and causing less concern to the ACT team).

Without over-interpretation of these models, we feel it is reasonable to propose the nature of the neuroligin-neurexin interaction will be conserved between vertebrate and invertebrates in the case of AmNrxI and AmNLG1.

Drafters of the NISPPI feel it is reasonable to initiate communication process only when an outbreak occurs.

We feel it is reasonable to conclude that, in the sample of NHS trusts examined, the NICE guideline had only a small effect on clinical practice.