Sentence examples for not reasonably support from inspiring English sources

This account could not reasonably support drug abuse as a universal American problem--i.e., a white problem, too.

My monthly payments were $600, and rent in Toronto would be the same – I was avoiding the latter burden for the time being by living with my mother, but she was a receptionist, and couldn't reasonably support me for much longer.

"It is responsible behavior not to have children until you can reasonably support them".

And if I were entirely convinced, I might still be able to reasonably support certain kinds of unions (the participatory German and Japanese kind, not so much the traditionally confrontational American kind) because they increase workers' voice and participation.

The Government Accountability Office in November found that the Pentagon's justifications "reasonably support" the decision.

But don't undermine someone based on the premise that you subjectively feel they're undeserving; if this is how you feel, concentrate your efforts on advocating for those you can reasonably support.

"Technology and economics must reasonably support the targets and goals for fuel economy improvement and greenhouse gas emissions reductions, and we are concerned that the administration's current approach is not leading in that direction".

Thus the weight of expectation is much greater than any lightweight primetime sitcom could reasonably support.

These findings reasonably support the application of antioxidant inhibitors, in combination with standard chemotherapy in patients.

It shows that some but not all recent divergences are reasonably supported by the set of four genes that contributed to this synthesis (e.g., the monophyly of the endosymbionts Buchnera aphidicola and Wigglesworthia glossinidia has a thick link), whereas deeper nodes are generally not so well supported, suggesting that this reference tree is not robust.

After reasonably supporting Patricia Crone's argument against the tradition of Mecca as a mercantile centre, he goes on to ask whether the place itself might not be an invention in the story of Muhammad.