Sentence examples for is reasonably common from inspiring English sources
If the recessive trait is reasonably common, as are mutations for cystic fibrosis, however, it would be reasonable to ask that the sperm donor be checked for carrier status before pursuing this option.
And something odd started to happen, an experience I've since been told is reasonably common.
The species is reasonably common, but relatively inconspicuous, as singles or pairs generally remain low above the ground, and are not especially vocal.
White-tailed Nightjar is reasonably common, though somewhat local, throughout its range, which extends from Costa Rica to northwestern Ecuador and northern Brazil.
It is reasonably common for mineral processing plants to perform poorly compared to the expectations of the people who designed and built them.
While police investigations and trials of prime ministers and ministers is reasonably common in Israel – the former prime minister, Ehud Olmert and current foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman are both currently being investigated on suspicion of financial crimes – the enormity of Katsav's crimes has shocked Israel.
Despite being reasonably common locally, virtually nothing has been reported in the literature concerning the Dusky Pigeon's life history.
Further reducing the hapmap's reach, the haplotype approach is likely to find only the disease-causing variant genes that are reasonably common in the population.
Berlepsch's Tinamou generally is considered to be reasonably common, especially in Colombia, although like all tinamous it is far more often heard than seen; consequently almost nothing is known about the biology of this species.
Fertility issues are reasonably common and three-times more male survivors experience them than female survivors.
