Sentence examples for has reasoned that from inspiring English sources

NBC's Andrea Mitchell has reasoned that McCain's nastiness is due to his handlers keeping the poor guy "inside a bubble".

In essence, the President has reasoned that the war in Syria is too complicated for the United States to have much influence.

David Willey, a physicist at University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, fire-walks himself and has reasoned that it does not normally burn because the embers do not transmit enough heat in their brief contact with feet.

Cadbury's unions opposed the move, worried about job cuts, but the firm's board has reasoned that the price is right to bring together the two companies to create the world's biggest confectioner.

In interpreting the law, the drug agency has reasoned that because pregnancy is a natural life process and not a disease, supplements may be marketed for "ordinary morning sickness" and for swelling, or edema, without prior review of their safety or effectiveness.

Redknapp appears to be taking a calculated gamble, although he has reasoned that it is only a three-month loan – the Football League allows loans up until the end of March – and he enjoys trying to coax the best out of temperamental players.

Some have reasoned that a complete halt would hurt businesses.

The court may have reasoned that since the fence was already built the damage was done.

Mr. Hearst had reasoned that the kidnappers might appreciate free high-priced legal help for their comrades.

In addition, jurors may have reasoned that any ruling would have no immediate impact.

How could he have reasoned that his cold-blooded missive would give her the warm fuzzies?