Sentence examples for reasonable and only from inspiring English sources
You see, the implication in the term "real life" is that it's life as it's cosmically or evolutionarily meant to be, and when that's used to describe only lives of poverty and pain, it legitimises them as somehow reasonable and only to be expected.
While in most cases the error predictions are not quite as accurate as those from Richardson extrapolation, the results are reasonable and only require one numerical grid.
Theoretically, making the potential function similar to the yield function is reasonable, and only by this way, the associated flow rule can be achieved possibly.
They don't deny that the stress and pressure exist, but they say that it's all a normal part of high school and growing up, that it's reasonable and only academic-related, and that Gunn isn't a "place where people's dreams die".
Keep things reasonable and only buy what you really need, but don't feel bad about caving in and purchasing a new pair of jeans or a nice blouse when you find yourself needing it.
"His upside is he would be the control owner of the Mets in three years at a reasonable valuation and only have to buy 60 percent, not 100 percent, to achieve that".
Only few devices are available [21] (at reasonable cost), and only very recently have theoretical performance bounds of wideband localization been described [22 24].
He would try such subterfuge only in the rarest cases without other reasonable options and only after weighing the long-term consequences.
When they're confronted with the many forms of technology, they will be able to set their own reasonable limits and only partake in technology that they judge to be healthy.
Given that the range of weights (500 4500 kg) is much greater than the putative digit preferences (0 100 g), this is a reasonable approximation and only small biases in digit frequencies can be accounted for by the non-uniform distribution of birth weights, unlike the situation in other digit preference studies, for example, age.
After all, you're the one who's being fair and reasonable, and you only want what's in the children's best interest, right?
