Sentence examples for it may seem reasonable from inspiring English sources

It may seem reasonable that CSIC attempts to recalibrate its hiring policies, says Mario Díaz Esteban, who heads the Department of Biogeography and Global Change at the National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid.

And though it may seem reasonable to assume that C.E.O.s are more prescient than most mortals — how else did they get to the top?

So it may seem reasonable for Schultz to provide extensive primers on Vietnam, Selma, and "In Cold Blood" (a run-up to the Black-and-White Ball).

At first, it may seem reasonable to some to cut people's benefits if they are living in a house with one or more spare bedrooms.

From an Australian perspective it may seem reasonable that the largest, most advanced country in the Southern Ocean should assume some responsibility for it.

FOR products that are truly in demand, like Wii game consoles, tickets to the Super Bowl or cans of corn Niblets on double-coupon day, it may seem reasonable to limit the number a customer can buy at one time.

"The lawyers have signed off on the deal" or "the accountants are supporting our tax position" may seem reasonable, but it must accurately reflect professional advice that directors can rely on in good faith.

All this may seem reasonable enough but it leaves a series of unanswered questions about the party's direction of travel.

On the surface, academic job selection may seem reasonable, but in practice, it can leave dedicated, eager and talented people out in the cold.

The proposal to let small businesses band together through trade associations to provide health coverage to their workers may seem reasonable at first glance, but it is fraught with potential difficulties.

It's often this sort of assumption, which initially may seem reasonable, that causes problems years down the line.