Sentence examples for proven reasonably from inspiring English sources

The EU has proven reasonably stable, so the locus of activity has shifted toward the deepening of democracy rather than the attainment of it.

So far, such deals have proved reasonably innocuous.

Mr. Dingell believes that post-Watergate reforms have already proved reasonably effective.

Surprisingly, the steering wheel controls proved reasonably efficient for adjusting the screen or entering destinations.

The logic of his forecast is clear, though, and it has usually proved reasonably accurate.

This marks a complete reversal of the neutral stance that we adopted in May and which proved reasonably successful.

The other possibility is Mr Miliband might want a second election, if his minority government proved reasonably popular, as Harold Wilson did in October 1974.

This was Macarelleta Beach, in Ben's opinion one of the best (although several others also proved, reasonably enough, to be "one of the best" as well).

The visitor centre's exhibition hall proved reasonably diverting, too, with displays of minerals and crystals and a sizeable meteorite on show.

However, we believe underlying exhibitions should prove reasonably resilient, that ad declines are already discounted and that legal should continue to perform solidly.

For two-and-a-half reasons.First, although we missed the once-in-a-lifetime global financial crisis, we had better luck in other areas.Our economic outlook, for example, proved reasonably accurate.