Sentence examples for most reasonable to from inspiring English sources

But Norton Juster invented the one that probably seems most reasonable to contemporary young readers: an ordinary turnpike tollbooth, no change or E-ZPass required.

Anscombe writes: "It would be most reasonable to drop it.

It is most reasonable to think that the first inhabitants of any Off-Planet colony will be robots, not humankind.

Moreover, the entire new data set allows to confirm that the hypothesis of the tsunami impact is the most reasonable to explain the occurrence of boulders weighing up to 50 tons on the Maddalena peninsula.

When reaching a zero ERR is not possible, it may be most reasonable to send follow-up care to all or most of those patients in the DRG due to high costs of penalty.

It seems most reasonable to assume that he followed, to a greater or lesser degree, the Pythagorean life handed down from the time of Pythagoras, who died some twenty years before Philolaus was born.

The most reasonable fit to this spectrum corresponds to the pseudomolecular m/z signal expected for the 1,3 cyclohexanedione derivate [ 20] of 4-hydroxy 2-nonenal).

Because of this, the most reasonable solution to decrease the yearly energy consumption is to limit the amount of glazing or to use external solar shading devices.

The two sides "want to convince the arbitrator that they have the most reasonable position; to the extent that one is unreasonable, it might be less appealing to the arbitrator," he said.

Like her predecessors, she will fail to make even the simplest and most reasonable effort to stop large businesses from taking federal contracts meant for the small businesses that create over 97percentt of all new jobs in America.

It seems most reasonable, however, to accept only the first sentence as belonging to Xenocrates.