Sentence examples for reasonable avenue from inspiring English sources
As a SAFE applicant, you are naturally trying to maximize your chances of getting your summer work fully funded, so you ought to be trying every reasonable avenue.
"Despite what I said earlier, I thought this was the most reasonable avenue," Leggett said shortly after the settlement was announced.
If in fact Iraq represents an all-conclusive war on terror, a wartime draft appears to be a reasonable avenue to victory -- or checkmate.
Given the necessity to operate nights and irregular hours, weekends and holidays under a wide range of physical conditions and service demands, we must explore every reasonable avenue to ensure employees are fit, alert, and well-rested.
Our data correspondingly suggest that a cognitive approach is a reasonable avenue of exploration.
If the surrogate decision makers are aware of the patient's to wish to donate, it may be in the patient's interest to pursue any reasonable avenue to fulfil the desire to donate.
Moreover, the museum would need to open its financial books completely, so that the arbitrator could see that all other reasonable avenues of fund-raising, as well as cutbacks, had already been exhausted.
All reasonable avenues of fund-raising, including written solicitation, search for monthly sponsors, open houses, absorption of overflow from other retreats, funeral-related accommodations and get-togethers, and a promotional booklet, with local advertising, sold for a donation, are on his agenda.
Operate in the United States or its territories/possessions. Have sufficient equity (basically, value).. Exhaust other reasonable avenues of raising money before applying.
"With interest rates dropping to 5percentt lows," he said, "the Indian middle class has no other reasonable investment avenues".
Research has shown that society finds intrinsic value in having a voice in decisions; allowing the public to set reasonable rationales provides one avenue for this voice (Litva et al. 2002; Wiseman et al. 2003; Wailoo and Anand 2005).
