Sentence examples for makes it reasonably from inspiring English sources

It makes it reasonably clear that he was not presenting a threat to anyone, nor was he causing trouble.

This makes it reasonably easy for recipients not to open -- or better yet, to set their e-mail filters to keep out -- unwanted spam.

The decision was at odds with one rendered by the federal appeals court in Cincinnati in August, and the conflict between the two courts -- the only ones to rule so far on the issue -- makes it reasonably likely that the United States Supreme Court will consider one of the cases.

I propose a complete methodology and a sample Open Source implementation of a toolset (PCK: Predicate Construction Kit) that makes it reasonably easy to design geometric programs free of numerical errors.

However, we would argue that the correspondence between the items in the composite measures with current concepts of mental problems makes it reasonably plausible that changes would be detected.

The retrospective qualitative study by Gehring et al 12 and the study by Livio et al 8 on hospitalisations makes it reasonably clear that things are in no way better than that in UK 7 or USA, 6 where 6.5% of all hospitalisations and 4.0% of all hospital care days as well as 1 in 667 hospital deaths are caused by medication incidents.

The beer's straw colour made it reasonably unique for the time, and its individuality helped it to become an immediate success.

This is a reasonable request to make, and if you make it reasonably then there's a good chance the person will respond by doing as you ask.

"I've made it reasonably clear that we would object to anything that smacked of censorship.

But engineers have poured enough concrete underneath the structure to make it reasonably stable, even if the girders were removed.

Few modernisers are untainted by the past.Although progress is slow, Brazil's institutions are now strong enough to make it reasonably sure.