Sentence examples for has reasonably been from inspiring English sources

Green, in his youth, was an addicted cinemagoer, and much has reasonably been made of his cinematic technique: the short, flickering scenes, the jump-cuts and so on.

His date of birth is harder to get a fix on; it has reasonably been estimated at ca. 410.

In addition, the artificial intelligence has reasonably been matured and is often used in dealing with construction problems.

The search for the genes of relevance in multiple sclerosis has reasonably been likened to searching for a handful of rather small needles in a very large haystack (Hensiek et al., 2003 b ).

He worked some of those changes almost instantly, more quickly in any case than could have reasonably been hoped.

The circus has packed up and left town for another year, a little earlier than was hoped, but no sooner than could have reasonably been expected.

For most of human history, only a privileged few have reasonably been able to hope that the future would be better than the present.

"No one person or agency could have reasonably been expected to foresee that Mr Anderson would be that rare perpetrator, and Luke the rare victim, of a violent filicide".

Again, the album this track is taken from, Down to Earth, could have reasonably been described as rarer than the original copy of the Bible until recently, but those good folk at Soundway are reissuing it on vinyl later this month.

However, Ofcom, in its ruling published today, said Moyles's language "could have reasonably been interpreted by listeners as promoting and condoning certain negative stereotypes based on sexual orientation".

The government has also confirmed plans to implement a £50 immediate fine for "errors that could have reasonably been prevented" on benefit claims.