Sentence examples for may not reasonable from inspiring English sources

However, our finding that for so many alignments from cellular life, the best matrix was derived from viral sequences is surprising and the consequence is that ad hoc arguments for choice of matrix may not reasonable.

That may not be reasonable.

They may or may not have reasonable governments, but the people are the same as us".

"When the conversation begins with 'what if,' we know that what follows may not be reasonable," Loehr said.

"It may not be reasonable to have a 1 after an appendectomy, but we should be certainly able to have a 3 or 4, which we would say is mild discomfort".

I think that 'having it all' either means being able to choose what goes on your imaginary plate, and liking it; or it means having some of everything – which may not be reasonable.

"Where in the criminal jurisdiction a case raises a point of law of general public importance in my judgment it may not be reasonable to require the defendants to pay the costs of their part in establishing this important point of law or public importance".

This assumption may not be reasonable since the buffer size is limited in the transceivers.

A recent report has suggested that a time limit of 6 h for laceration repair may not be reasonable [15].

The numerical analysis of thermoacoustic oscillation phenomena by means of time-dependent CFD simulations usually requires a great computational effort, which may not be reasonable in industrial design.

The latter is highly subject to prior expectation, which may or may not be reasonable (either too high or too low).