Sentence examples for point of reasonableness from inspiring English sources

"The court says you can reduce current employee pensions to a point of reasonableness" Adam said.

Mark Cuban, in a bout of reasonableness, points out that this sort of company is what is wrong with the technology industry while Scott sticks to his guns saying that this is why the founding fathers built a patent system in the first place.

All genuine versions of public reason liberalism share the standard conception of reasonableness.

She anchors whatever production she's in with a kind of reasonableness that most actors shrink from — what's the point of acting sensible when you want to shine and sparkle?

Justice Sonia Sotomayor observed at the argument, "At some point, empirical evidence has to mean something in terms of us judging the question of reasonableness".

Sotomayor, who is the Court's lone former trial judge, insisted that "at some point empirical evidence has to mean something in terms of us judging the question of reasonableness".

This dazzling try from their own 22 brought Fiji to within four points of Wales in a game they might have won with a smidgeon of reasonableness from the referee.

Part of the point of writing his books was that sweet reasonableness: Browne's need to demonstrate that the title of his most famous book, Religio Medici, was not a paradox.

Like I said, a beacon of reasonableness.

But there is a sense of reasonableness to her.

"We go by the doctrine of reasonableness," he said.