Sentence examples for might seem reasonable from inspiring English sources

At first glance, that might seem reasonable.

It might seem reasonable, therefore, that their pay be disclosed.

Devoid of details, planks of Trump's platform regarding VA staffers might seem reasonable.

It might seem reasonable to wonder why Anchorage would name a street for Dr. King.

At first blush, this approach might seem reasonable, even fiscally responsible.

It might seem reasonable to assume that if the drugs can prevent second heart attacks, they can prevent first ones, too.

The celebrations at the Marassi were delirious, going far beyond what might normally seem reasonable for a league win at the end of October.

IN TOUGH economic times it might well seem reasonable to suggest that public-sector workers need to contribute a bit more, or to admit that their unions have extracted some unreasonably generous benefits.

It might thus seem reasonable to conclude that state dependence is a more severe problem among non-Western immigrants than among natives but that it is exists and is fairly large also for natives.

For instance, if it could be shown that no polynomial time factorization algorithm exists, it might then seem reasonable to conclude that \(\sc{FACTORIZATION}\) is a genuinely intractable problem.

The company is having a resurgence, said George Malkemus, its president, partly because of renewed interest in the single-sole shoe, which is Mr. Blahnik's signature, and partly because the price of a classic BB pump, $595, might seem more reasonable.