Sentence examples for not only reasonably from inspiring English sources

Notably, the number of transitions is not only reasonably large but is also roughly symmetrical with increases in competitive pressure being of similar magnitude as decreases.

As it was, they infuriated the locals, who not only – and reasonably – considered the food source to be theirs, but may well have been honouring an annual hunt-free period ceremonially set aside for the sea turtles to replenish.

Results not only highlight reasonably good prediction, particularly with spatially variable indicators such as imperviousness across all case studies, but also logical contrasts and consistency in the chosen planning parameters across the different case study districts.

Reynolds testified that Porter had not only acted reasonably but went "beyond what many other officers would have done" when he helped Gray off the floor of the van at one of the stops and asked him if he wanted to go to the hospital, even though he didn't believe Gray was seriously injured and the van's driver, Officer Caesar R. Goodson Jr., had ultimate responsibility for Gray.

And it's not the only reasonably priced stretching and meditative breathing offered in Greece next month: Neilson is launching a yoga week at The Retreat in Sivota on the mainland's west coast, offering morning and afternoon Hatha and Ashtanga sessions, along with sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, and tennis.

Make sure that you not only set reasonable rules, but that you enforce them reasonably.

Not only is it reasonably priced, but you could eat here every night without getting fat.

Based on nonlinear regression analysis, three design formulae are not only developed butalso approved reasonably for the practical engineering design.

It can be seen from the figure that the proposed method not only denoised the signal reasonably well but also preserved the small edges.

The advantages of surface functionalization of these NPs are not only to render them reasonably water-soluble and biocompatible but also to provide active sites for subsequent coupling with biological or chemical moieties [34 41].

During these studies, it is customary to represent bitumen and products of bitumen combustion by pseudo-components to describe the bitumen combustion reaction scheme in a way which not only describes the process reasonably well but also is easy to understand.