'little reasonable' is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'somewhat reasonable' in its place. Example sentence: His offer was somewhat reasonable, so I accepted it.
This seems far-fetched, but has not stopped the air force from using penetrating radar to check whether the A-10 and its four 500-pound bombs are sitting in a building somewhere near Denver.Whatever the reasons for Captain Button's flight, there is sadly little reasonable doubt as to how it ended.
But as the law has unfolded, the role of the federal government has expanded to the levels we now see, and there is little reasonable argument left to substantially roll it back from a constitutional standpoint.
Impossible things, every day, that are only made possible through the little, reasonable compromises we all make.
By Mongolian law, any specimen found in the Gobi Desert was to rest at an appropriate Mongolian institution and there was little reasonable doubt that the Tarbosaurus bataar advertised on the catalog was a stolen one.
I think you will find little (reasonable) disagreement on that issue.
That leaves little reasonable alternative to the view that the host for the origin of mitochondria was a prokaryote, in the simplest of competing alternatives an archaebacterium [ 5].
No doubt we can become a little more reasonable, at least for a time, in some parts of our lives, but being reasonable means accepting that many human problems aren't actually soluble, and our persistent irrationality is one of these problems.
"I guess the folks here are a little more reasonable".
"By 4 in the morning, everybody becomes a little more reasonable," he said.
As a result, the western portion of lower Manhattan is largely concrete, and trying to dedicate an acre or two to nature is far more difficult in 1990 than it might have been in 1890, when the price of land was a little more reasonable and there were not as many conflicting pressures.
Their job, in his simple view, was to head off the human race from its worst excesses -- with the proviso that when two sides were determined to blow each other to smithereens, there was precious little a reasonable person could do about it".
