Sentence examples for makes it more reasonable from inspiring English sources

That makes it more reasonable.

The Kremlin did it on purpose, of course – which makes it more reasonable – but Palin has always felt a kind of kinship with Russian inscrutability.

"The fact that more wives' parents tend to live locally in the city makes it more reasonable for the daughters to bring their husbands into their parents' house, even though they accept the husbands' name, which is a very twisted arrangement," Ms. Fujiwara said.

"I don't know what it is about our politics that makes it more reasonable to listen to someone who is a public rape apologist, who has shown, at the very least, white supremacist sympathies, who's a known smear artist," Seder said of Cernovich. .

Even if the repeated, independent evolution of type B from type A (or the other way round) is possible, the number of differences observed between type A and type B inverters makes it more reasonable that type A and type B inversion evolved in parallel.

"It certainly would have made it more reasonable," Yankees Manager Joe Torre said.

Hendrickson said Thomas's relatively young age (28) made it more reasonable he could attempt a comeback.

And it seems likely that it did indeed make it more reasonable to expect that other institutions would fail – because it created generalised panic in the funding markets which every bank – irregardless of their pedigree or resilience – was dependent upon.

"They want that statement to be removed, and they also want assurances about relaxing controls on journalists — not removing party oversight, but making it more reasonable, allowing reporters to challenge officials," the editor said.

And it seems likely that it did indeed make it more reasonable to expect that other institutions would fail - because it created generalised panic in the funding markets which every bank - irregardless of their pedigree or resilience - was dependent upon.

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