Sentence examples for reasonable depended from inspiring English sources

The court agreed that what was "reasonable" depended on the circumstances of each case.

He said he had given witnesses a reasonable but not indefinite amount of time to respond and the judgment on what was reasonable depended on individual circumstances.

Climbing can be "perfectly reasonable," depending on the experience and skill of the climbing party, the mountain, routes taken and weather, Mr. Gore said.

What is judged reasonable depends on factors such as the cost of the work needed in relation to the size of the business.

But section 76 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 spells out that whether the force you use is reasonable depends on the circumstances as you believed them to be – even if your belief was unreasonable.

Whether this is reasonable depends on your definition of reasonable.

What would be regarded as "reasonable" depends on individual circumstances, Acas notes.

In such a larger context, attribution to others of beliefs different from ours may be more or less reasonable depending on how it fits into a reasonable explanation of them.

According to the total evidence view, what reaction to peer disagreement is reasonable depends both on the quality of one's original evidence and on the amount of evidence provided by the fact that my peer disagrees.

Sounds pricey, but Rosner says that private guides can be reasonable depending on where you're traveling, and the access they can give you to must-see attractions is unparalleled.

Whether such a definition is reasonable depends on whether proteins so identified have the biologically interesting properties that are usually attributed to hubs.