Sentence examples for question reasonably from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jenkins seems to answer that question reasonably by saying there is no separation.

After answering the first question reasonably, he said "nah" to the second and "possibly, but I doubt it" to third before getting up and rushing out.

But I'd thought I had the British-politician-tie-color question reasonably straight — candidates tend to wear their party color, which is blue for the Conservatives, red for Labour, and yellow for the Liberal Democrats.

It needs wisdom to get the balance between the incomplete answers to all these questions reasonably right.Bruce LloydLondonSIR – In your editorial, you say that the industrial revolution "has brought about the greatest improvement in the human condition since the invention of agriculture in the Neolithic era".

In this context, questions reasonably arise as to what US federal regulations and/or rubrics apply to the conduct of human clinical studies (hereinafter referred to as "clinical studies") focused on exploring and documenting the possible health-related benefits of probiotics.

But that last question could reasonably be answered with a "yes," or at least a "probably".

The first question might reasonably have been: what's so special about Portsmouth?

So I'm sure the following account will elicit conflicting judgments about whether the restaurant in question behaved reasonably.

The second question arose, reasonably, because the burden of proof for a try should normally be on the try-scoring side, but sometimes you can't see for sure, even though it is clear to the referee and everyone else that the ball probably was grounded.

The difficulty is that any scientific answer to this last question would reasonably be thought to beg the very question it purports to address.

However, why a 50-year-old man from Nevada would seek medical care from an OBGYN in Oklahoma is the sort of question that reasonably begs public scrutiny.