Sentence examples for less reasonably from inspiring English sources

Less reasonably, he criticizes Roosevelt for enlisting business elites in the war effort.

Or, less reasonably, he could have finessed his heart six on the second round of the suit.

And that similarity revises the history of the Lakers and Celtics a bit, which has always hinged on the idea of irreconcilable differences between the teams and the cities where they played: East Coast vs. West Coast, blue collar basketball vs. the Lakers' "Showtime" style, and less reasonably, but perhaps most fervently, the idea that the Celtics were "white" while the Lakers were "black".

And here we have a young man who had so much, the highest-paid quarterback, who threw it all away — and for what?" The question was rhetorical because the answer was nothing that could be rationally defended, much less reasonably explained.

It started out, more or less, reasonably enough: "That's not a word I would EVER use.

Less reasonably, many experts shared a general conviction that "Asians" would resist fortification on nebulous but "cultural" grounds.

McLandsborough views companies that have a PEG (price/earnings-to-earnings growth) ratio of one or less as "reasonably valued".

According to the industry ecology theory, in the simulating flowing way between substance and energy in the nature ecology, to design the industrial production systems can use less resource reasonably and reduce emissions.

The initial examination made by the GP was less than reasonably thorough.

This is not really an endurance training session, for less-than reasonably well-trained and experienced swimmers.

Therefore, they allow only few molecule tests, reasonably less than 10 for the former and less than 50 for the latter, which is significantly less than the 1 10 % molecules of a medium-sized database as proposed by the evaluation indicators of the VS methods.