Sentence examples for may reasonably start from inspiring English sources

If its flight should fail too, Congress may reasonably start complaining.It is for Virgin Galactic that things look trickiest.

Workers may reasonably hope that some at least of their wages will start to be paid.Falling interest rates (albeit with some wobbles this year) and falling inflation (on a steadier descent) have helped to make Russia's economy look more normal.

Smart journalists may reasonably differ on how to get there.

If a swimmer in an isolated but supervised beach starts to drown 50 meters from the shore, the lifeguard may reasonably be expected to attempt a rescue.

The argument for this may start with the claim that each sort of ethic focuses on a good that may reasonably occupy the center of an ethical ideal for human life.

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.

WH-C is a man for whom the description "driven" may reasonably be replaced with "possessed".