Sentence examples for is not unreasonably from inspiring English sources

Besides, American defense spending -- at 3percentt of our gross domestic product -- is not unreasonably high.

The England manager Hodgson is, not unreasonably, hoping that something resembling a front-rank professional shows up when Rooney joins the squad for next week's friendly with Scotland.

No, he is not unreasonably fastidious, and not the claustrophobic sort, although naturally he has a preference for bright, airy brothels (who wouldn't?).

The evaluation indicates that our technique can effectively maintain the short latency of the requests, and meanwhile the latency of operations is not unreasonably long in comparison to the competitors.

When traveling to a conference, it is appropriate for the traveler to stay at the hotel hosting the conference, assuming that the daily rate is not unreasonably expensive relative to other alternatives.

Bill's 13-year-old son, a bright, thoughtful boy on the point of being bar mitzvahed, is not unreasonably preoccupied with questions of forgetting and forgiving, and whether one is possible without the other.

I can see both sides, and just want to have a healthy diet that isn't unreasonably restrictive.

As for the cheap and cheerful fitous of yore, several supermarkets don't currently list one at all, and while the enjoyably swiggable Mme Claude Parmentier Fitou 2014 (12.5% abv) isn't unreasonably priced at £7.99 at Waitrose, I'd be inclined to wait for a special offer or one of the store's 25%-off across-the-board wine discounts before loading up.

As proceedings to that end were not unreasonably delayed, we do not perceive that laches can be imputed to him.

"When Andrew's friend and colleague Mike Carlton heard I was speaking, he was not unreasonably grumpy," McCabe said.

They are (not unreasonably) offended when rich or otherwise privileged people avoid punishment for crimes that would send others to jail.