Sentence examples for politically reasonable from inspiring English sources

"We need to compromise, do what's politically reasonable".

"It's not politically reasonable to think that the white majority will come in to re-establish a poll tax or anything like that," he said.

He started out his speech by arguing that it was past time to "compromise, to do what's politically reasonable," and that the presidency wouldn't be worth winning for the Republicans if Mr. Romney were the nominee.

Mr. Diesbach, the CM-CIC analysaidsaid he expected E.D.F. to return to the negotiating table with a slightly higher offer of 800 pence to 840 pence a share, an amount he described as "a politically reasonable compromise".

Presently calibration to existing design practice seems to be the only practicable and politically reasonable solution to this decision problem.

Nobody wants their pay reduced but it's the unique position occupied by our troops that makes an economic imperative the only politically reasonable argument for reducing their pay, and renders that argument less than compelling.

How much volatile renewable energy is available under politically and economically reasonable boundary conditions?

How much volatile renewable energy is available under politically and economically reasonable boundary conditions?   2.

In any event, politically there was no reasonable alternative to the path that we followed in Germany: Reunification in peace and freedom was a great blessing for our country.

Politically that could be reasonable, but she should have given a little time to this resume item that no one else has and that should set her apart from the pack.

A long leader, Memos put an end to the ludicrous idea that Britain's monarchy is politically neutral, made out a reasonable case for disclosure.