Sentence examples for is functioning reasonably from inspiring English sources
Huge elections are being run without violent incidents; democracy is functioning reasonably well, at least without riots and rebellions.
Asked if capitalism is functioning reasonably well and should be preserved, only 15% of respondents in France say yes, compared with 45% in Britain, 55% in America and 65% in supposedly communist China (see chart 4).
Although some outrageous pay deals do get waved through, there is evidence that the pay-for-performance model is functioning reasonably well and that boards have more clout than Mr Buffett seems to think.Start with the link between compensation and profitability.
At the entrance closest to the Manhattan Mall near 32nd Street, three escalators were functioning reasonably close to what the authority intended, but one of the up escalators was stopped.
In a 1971 essay describing her passion for philately, Rand reflected that "no matter how dreadful some of mankind's activities might be, here is a field in which men are functioning reasonably, efficiently and successfully".
So if he was still functioning reasonably well, he was compensating, but I don't think that compensation would have lasted much longer".
We suspect that while drive copying rates will be difficult to predict in advance in a given species, any drive constructed with a housekeeping, viral, or strong germline promoter is likely to function reasonably well due to the combination of highly efficient maternal copying and moderate paternal copying in the zygote and early embryo.
Ambichiral layered structures can be designed to function reasonably well as rejection filters for elliptical polarization states, although the proposed design strategy is inadequate for linear and quasilinear polarization states.
We suckers are so nostalgic for the days transport functioned reasonably well that we refuse to live in the world in which it doesn't.
'But the flipside is that, from the knees up, I function reasonably well.' He can now move his legs a little (he demonstrates).
In normal times, when things are going pretty well, the world can function reasonably well without professional economic advice.
