Sentence examples for most reasonably understood from inspiring English sources

We think that an "integrated product" is most reasonably understood as a product that combines functionalities (which may also be marketed separately and operated together) in a way that offers advantages unavailable if the functionalities are bought separately and combined by the purchaser...

First, Aristotle is emphatic that the system dates after the time of Pythagoras, and second, his expression "so-called Pythagoreans" is most reasonably understood to suggest that, although he knows that the name "Pythagorean" is often given to Philolaus and his contemporaries, he can see little reason to connect the philosophical system they espouse to Pythagoras himself.

The growth rate of over 160% in 2002 might be most reasonably understood in the context of the completion of the human genome project and the resulting hopes in gene-based medicine.

5 While the proportion of the urban slum population in Mumbai without access to basic water and sanitation is difficult to measure given the lack of clear definitions and differences between registered and unregistered slums, it is reasonably understood that most lack access to these basic services.

The Holocaust, with its genocidal mechanisms long hidden from other nations, is now reasonably understood in physical terms.

These can be reasonably understood by storm-time thermospheric circulation and composition changes.

The personal losses that came after were reasonably understood losses which, with help, could eventually be integrated.

No consumer can reasonably understand it.

That's a time scale that people can reasonably understand.

So for a couple hundred bucks, even an entry level tech can reasonably understand what's going through your network.

One can reasonably understand that at times law enforcement, with the appropriate oversight, may need access to private information.