Sentence examples for it could reasonably from inspiring English sources

It built a new business by supplying its existing customers with something different in which it could reasonably claim expertise.

It said it could "reasonably be concluded that a police officer struck the fatal blow".

But already the project seems about as good as it could reasonably be in concept and execution.

But if paid well, it could reasonably claim to be conducting a rare retreat from Russia in triumph.

Whenever he had a chance on Iraq, he seems to have pushed the evidence further than it could reasonably be pushed.

In fact, the phrase 'you are not normal' is used so often in the FIG office that it could reasonably called a cliché.

This isn't ideal for organic materials, but it's a common first step for forensic analysis, Tague said, and "it could work reasonably well because many of the pigments are inorganic-based".

"He said he heard 4 to 5 shots . . . and because he said he saw 2 persons with weapons" — someone with a.357 and someone with a 9-millimetre — "it could be reasonably inferred that the one or both fired".

"He said he heard 4 to 5 shots . . . and because he said he saw 2 persons with weapons"—someone with a.357 and someone with a 9-millimetre—"it could be reasonably inferred that the one or both fired".

On the downside, Acolyte certainly has its derivative moments, although it could be reasonably argued that there are infinitely worse people to sound like than New Order.

The first edition of HBO's "Joe Buck Live" Monday night received more publicity than it could have reasonably planned for, but for the wrong reason.