Sentence examples for if reasonably from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mason writes a glib if reasonably suspenseful account of the high-risk investment world and its maneuverings.

Somewhat frustratingly if reasonably, Mr. Féret never settles on whether she was a genius, a martyr, a feminist cause, a disappointed daughter, a resigned woman or all of the above.

His idiom is a clear if reasonably sophisticated tonality, and he lays out his ideas in big, solid blocks: a rhythmic gesture setting the tone for a whole scene; a melody planted so that it can be brought back later.

Commercialization of any hybrid crop can only be achieved if reasonably priced technical solutions to hybrid seed production are available.

Therefore, in patients with very high glucose levels (>200 250 mg/dl), scanning should be rescheduled if reasonably convenient [2].

If reasonably uniformly sized spherical pellets are packed in a tube only slightly larger in size, so that the tube/pellet dia ratio is from 1·1 to 1·4, and the tube contains 50 or more pellets, then the flow behaviour is very similar to that of a conventional packed bed.

"It's not clear to me if Sony reasonably could have done something to prevent this breach from happening".

Male officers are permitted to frisk a woman if they reasonably suspect that she may be armed with a dangerous weapon that could be used to harm them.

The changes erased those provisions, giving people license to use lethal force if they "reasonably believe" they are about to be assaulted.

The statute says that a citizen may use physical force if he "reasonably believes" it is necessary to defend himself from attack.

If made reasonably accessible, they may be used for didactic purposes and in geotourism.