Sentence examples for reasonable before from inspiring English sources

To enable informative contrast of a reasonable "before" with an unexpected "after," the whole problem-solving episode should be amenable to retrospective analysis.

Lots of things were quite reasonable before the war, I'm told".

North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Il, has sounded reasonable before only to reverse course and embarrass advocates of engagement in Seoul and Washington.

Geoff Dryvynsyde, a legal adviser at the Public Utilities Commission, said the commission would be "no longer in charge of determining what costs are reasonable before it changes rates".

Mr. Hevesi said he would compel the M.T.A. to submit its budget in an open, timely and reasonable manner, and that he would also propose legislation that would give him authority to make sure that the M.T.A. budget is accurate and reasonable before the authority can approve a fare increase.

But Moacyr Duarte, a senior researcher on the city's infrastructure at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, said dozens of explosions here, which often occurred in densely-populated areas, had "clearly gone beyond what it is statistically reasonable," before recently declining.

That was, invariably, the question that reasonable conservatives asked before, and even just after, Trump's election.

Some blame this on a change to the extradition law in 2003: whereas Britain must demonstrate "probable cause" before a suspect may be extradited from the United States, America need prove only "reasonable suspicion" before Britain will hand a suspect over.

"We've had reasonable migrations before, but nothing this sudden," says Martin Warren, chief executive of Butterfly Conservation.

"This is because you need to have a reasonable suspicion before entrapping people into sexual or other indiscretions.

The Committee do not believe that you did take reasonable steps before you signed the report on the Clark case.