Sentence examples for may have reasonable from inspiring English sources
As for non-savage Iraqis who may have reasonable grounds to complain about what happened to their country following the invasion, they must be in some other movie.
"While networks may have reasonable practices, they obviously cannot operate without taking some reasonable steps, but that does not mean they can arbitrarily block access to certain services".
I could find sneakers on a friend's board and may have reasonable confidence that this pair could suit me, too.
In spite of the common belief that all EVs are expensive, urban EVs may have reasonable prices.
So although I may have reasonable expectations bound up in human dignity -- such as to be able to eat, to be able to work and live without being violated, to have access to health care and the freedom to live in a non-hostile environment and to give and receive mutual respect from my neighbors -- it is naive and foolish to hold onto these in an absolute or demanding way.
This observation suggests the CBPI questionnaire may have reasonable face validity [ 38].
However, it is possible that the mayor of Nice – a city still traumatised by July's terror attack, and where there have been signs of inter-ethnic tensions – may have had reasonable concerns that racist people might want to attack a woman wearing the burkini.
They may or may not have reasonable governments, but the people are the same as us".
"They may have perfectly reasonable reasons for wanting surgery, but we mustn't enthusiastically accelerate them towards the theatre as a commercial commodity.
The event planner at the reception site is apt to have dealt with the issue and may have excellent, reasonable (and reasonably priced) solutions that have worked for others.
A person in public may have no reasonable expectation of privacy at any given moment, but he certainly has a reasonable expectation that the totality of his movements will not be effortlessly tracked and analyzed by law enforcement without probable cause.
