Sentence examples for only reasonably from inspiring English sources

Iraq's Kurdish region, the only reasonably governed part, is no longer in imminent danger.

Well, he, The Fifth, as stated earlier, was the only reasonably normal, comparatively relatable, recognizable human being in the bunch.

The last two years of the second Wilson government were spent working reasonably well – but only reasonably – with Tony Benn.

In the worst incidents, one can only reasonably conclude that one set of torturers and thugs has been replaced by another.

Consequently, the schedules of Aeroflot with its subsidized bargain-basement fares constituted the only reasonably reliable transport and communication links throughout the year.

Kurds will have to accept being very unhappy not to achieve their dream of an independent Kurdistan, but only "reasonably" unhappy, because the special autonomous status of the Kurdish region will be concretized in Iraqi law.

Such a broad internal control is, however, usually possible only for reasonably common malignancies of both genders with good survival and reasonably similar age distributions.

Their absences on Friday, combined with Phillips's, left the Giants with only five reasonably healthy defensive backs.

In a rather more sumptuous arena, Gitano Hernando made only a reasonably pleasing comeback at Meydan last night.

Capping it, to apply only to reasonably priced health plans, would bring in enough money to fill most of the $90 billion hole.

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.