Sentence examples for is reasonably close from inspiring English sources

The smallest groutable fracture for all three measured grouts is reasonably close to 75 μm.

If the ratio is reasonably close to unity, the dynamo can be accepted as an efficient component.

That compares to HHS's estimate of $980 million for the individual market, which is reasonably close for such estimates.

The efficiency of such drives is, however, low unless the speed is reasonably close to the synchronous value because of the high losses in the rotor circuit resistances.

Companies can have one subsidiary pay any price they want to another subsidiary, so long as it is reasonably close to what an arm's-length negotiation would produce.

Those are real choices because the opposites aren't stupid; in fact other hotels do something that is reasonably close to the opposite of what Four Seasons does.

It's a fight to keep the courts within some kind of boundary that is reasonably close to the mainstream of American life.

But Mr. Romney has some slack: if he is reasonably close to a majority (and no other candidate is), super delegates and other unpledged delegates will put him over the top.

Later in the game, other factors come into play (more details on that below), but when the score is reasonably close in the first three quarters and early in the fourth, point maximization is the name of the game.

Buying shares of the dot-com makes sense "if the business is reasonably close to turning a profit," he said, "but they're at least a year away from that".

The diffusional grain boundary width, δ, was found to be equal to 0.54 ± 0.1 nm, that is reasonably close to the accepted value of δ= 0.5nm in face-centred cubic metals.