Sentence examples for just as reasonable from inspiring English sources

Starting at the beginning was just as reasonable as starting at the end.

Private clouds are just as reasonable as private Internets.

Now we're seeing more of the same kind of thing predicting the coming year's announcements from Amazon, and the predictions seem just as reasonable.

Civil libertarians aren't making an unreasonable bet that the government will overstep its authority, but they're just as reasonable as the many congressmen who voted to authorize the bill for the sake of saving American lives.

The best part is hotels are just as reasonable as the local food, and there's even a cozy yacht club that doubles as a hotel.

But, given that he'd been through this particular issue with Walters a few months before, it's just as reasonable to suppose that he decided, for whatever reason, to jettison the rational approach and set off a round of slur and counterslur.

Overall, we think both approaches have their strengths and weaknesses, and, at least for the analysis of gene-level expression differences we are focusing on in this study, our workflow is just as much a reasonable approach as the suggested CuffDiff.

In her review of Katharine M. Rogers's biography of L. Frank Baum (Nov. 17), Brooke Allen describes Baum as "a charming figure... sweet-natured, kind... reasonable and liberal," just as, I'm sure, readers of his Oz books would have him be.

The patient reader who will wade through your preemptive hippie-bashing to get to the good stuff is a myth — just as much a myth as the reasonable centrist who can be won over by hippie-bashing in the first place.

But Games Workshop is protecting themselves from a future where pirating miniatures may be just as easy as pirating music a more reasonable fear than you might think.

The heterodox view is that cutting interest rates should have worked just as well.Why does that not seem reasonable?