Sentence examples for measure reasonable from inspiring English sources
Tesco, the country's largest supermarket chain, called the measure "reasonable".Anti-alcohol campaigners are less enchanted.
How do you measure reasonable capability?
Shapiro (2010a) defends that economists have measured diversion from one product to another using cross-elasticity of demand between two products, and agencies have used elasticities to measure "reasonable interchangeability".
These criteria allowed a reasonable measure of variation among habitats when assessing species choice between habitat categories.
Nicola Dandridge, chief executive of Universities UK, said it was not acquiescing to the demands of the Home Office but had worked with it to make immigration compliance measures reasonable.
His statement is measured, reasonable and, given its hedges ("plenty", "a lot"), almost axiomatically true.But for Mr Wieseltier, Mr Silver's statement is an "outburst" and "a slander".
The validity of some of these measures as reasonable quality measures has not been tested in a broad population of patients.
It is perhaps not an insult to justice to have a department that studies those cases with a measure of reasonable skepticism.
After you erase it, measure a reasonable amount of space off the edge of each side and draw a line at both.
Her voice was not scolding but measured and reasonable.
They sound measured and reasonable, sometimes expressing hope, but most have the flat look of the dispirited.
