Sentence examples for may reasonably come from inspiring English sources

If people aren't told about them, though, they may reasonably come to fear Cameron's intentions.

Similar effects may reasonably occur in the lungs.

The voters reasonably came to view the Democrats as arrogant and incapable of governing.

Smart journalists may reasonably differ on how to get there.

But what, readers of this blog may reasonably ask, could it have to do with books?

When it comes to health reform and the economic stimulus bill, Obama may reasonably be accused of timidity in ­promoting a more progressive agenda, but only in the context of what is legislatively possible.

You may reasonably expect a turnout that is barely detectable.

Time and the filmmaker, you may reasonably believe, will tell.

Individual preference may reasonably lead one to a shoebox flat; lack of any alternatives shouldn't.

Fans of Hollywood may reasonably object that Irving Thalberg never set up a gulag.

It may reasonably be assumed he was the terrorists' prime target.