Sentence examples for lead reasonably from inspiring English sources

Many people with mild impairment from Alzheimer's or Parkinson's lead reasonably normal lives.

"I don't think it would be possible to lead reasonably private lives except in New Zealand," their mother, Mrs. Samuel Lawson, said.

By taking things off the market, government can democratize access to the resources that people rely on to lead reasonably dignified lives.

In these various quotations, then, we see a variety of concerns that can be grouped roughly under three broad headings: one centres on the affective states of animals, one on the ability of animals to lead reasonably natural lives, and one emphasizes basic health and functioning.

Despite his ordeal, the victim survived to lead a reasonably happy life.

Once Karpov got a 4-0 lead, he reasonably expected that cautious play, awaiting blunders by a surely demoralized opponent, would win the match.

I was on a lot of tablets and had various antibiotics but most of the time I could lead a reasonably normal life and didn't have to spend too much time in hospital.

The pre-excavation rock mass classification by RMR and Q systems utilizing logs of two exploration boreholes lead to reasonably similar predictions of the as-built rock mass quality.

Since morphologies with a higher fraction of the electrodes in contact with the desirable material show higher short circuit current, we conclude that designing morphologies for a high short circuit current will necessarily lead to reasonably high fill factors.

that the facts within the knowledge of the investigators and of which they had reasonable trustworthy information prior to the time the incriminating statements were made by Brinegar were not sufficient to lead a reasonably discreet and prudent man to believe that intoxicating liquor was being transported in the coupe, and did not constitute probable cause for a search.

It was not that the audience was particularly pro‐Unruh; when, in order to point out that today's students lead a reasonably good life, he unwisely recounted how poor he had been as sharecropper's son in Texas, all the students seemed to groan and boo in unison.