Sentence examples for making them reasonable from inspiring English sources

As many as two-thirds of the jobs are open to people who have two-year associate level degrees, making them reasonable targets for mid-career people who are transitioning -- either by choice or under duress -- from flagging industries.

Most of these have been implicated in cell death, either directly or indirectly; furthermore, several bind trophic ligands, as well, making them reasonable candidates to evaluate experimentally as possible dependence receptors.

"Had God intended Women onely as a finer sort of Cattle," she writes, "he would have not made them reasonable".

But the mere fact that such justifications can be dreamed up by creative regulators doesn't make them reasonable or just.

This makes them reasonable bearers of truth.

ANNs have some characteristics (mentioned in the 'Background' section) that make them reasonable to be used for a wide range of problems.

If you do set goals, make them reasonable.

Modern Δ Σ converters offer several benefits including high resolution, low power consumption, and low cost, making them a reasonable choice for the A/D converter for many signal processing applications such as audio devices [4, 5].

Whether the research nurses represented the "truth" on all assessment items, it is clear that they were highly consistent among themselves, making them a reasonable yard stick against which existing assessments in each facility could be compared.

10 Sports activities can be considered a rich context for the construction of personality and may be able to alleviate symptoms of PTSDs, making them a reasonable factor with which to test the overall earthquake impact on individual and social psychological changes in adolescents.

Plug-in heating devices, which can usually be found at most department stores, are available in a wide range of sizes and power levels, making them a reasonable solution for any size room (and any budget).