Sentence examples for is reasonably known from inspiring English sources

Mane acknowledged that there's plenty to be uncertain about, but she said, "Let's assume everything is reasonably known and stable, then the likelihood that this growth will continue is very high for 2016".

Make sure it is reasonably known, but try not to choose one that is too big to start with.

The amount of CO2 emitted by industry is reasonably well known.

Davies is reasonably well known in the Labour party in Merseyside.

It is reasonably well known that long-term stress with its associated raised cortisol levels can damage the immune system.

"The scale of the challenge is reasonably well known," suggested Jones, director of communications at trade association the Food and Drink Federation.

In Britain, he is reasonably well known, but as a minority taste, bound within narrow striations of class: his albums are bought to be tucked into boarding school trunks or read after Saturday morning violin lessons.

The probability of a false positive in a chemical assay for a drug or poison (something appearing to show up when it isn't really there) is reasonably well known.

It is reasonably well known that the Zinoviev letter, which helped to bring down the first Labour government in 1924, has its forged origin in the Riga station of MI6.

Nevertheless, the early fossil record of dinosaurs is reasonably well known and includes many complete or nearly complete skeletons.

For Scandinavia in general and Norway in particular the regional distribution of mountain permafrost is reasonably well known, both through ground temperature measurements in boreholes, geophysical soundings and spatial modeling.