Sentence examples for is reasonably expected from inspiring English sources
Ads would only be able to be placed in media where at least 70 percent of the audience is "reasonably expected to be above legal purchase age," according to the agreement.
It is reasonably expected to have rules sharing the same statistical value called Statistically Equivalent Rules (SER).
It is reasonably expected that high yield of HA can be achieved by decreasing the competition of cell growth and inhibition effect of lactic acid on synthesis.
Subsequently, spontaneous intramolecular addition of the amino group to the carbonyl group of 3 is reasonably expected to occur, resulting in the cyclic compound 4, with dehydration to afford nectrisine.
Because the model represents essentially all published reports of MDA performance, it is reasonably expected that the model can be applied as a predictive tool to support reactor and process development.
Retail marijuana shops cannot advertise where minors are likely to see the ads on television, radio or newspapers unless "no more than 30percentt of the audience" is "reasonably expected to be under the age of 21".
The U.S. team held on for much longer than could have been reasonably expected of them.
So, once Obama is president, what can be reasonably expected of the man who was the most strongly environmental contender for the White House in US history?
I've had my own problems buying and selling on eBay, and they and PayPal have been as helpful as can be reasonably expected.
