Sentence examples for reasonable enough for from inspiring English sources

It was reasonable enough for the Copts to conclude that they were safer under a military regime than they would be under Morsi and the Brotherhood.

While it looks reasonable enough for a new school to favour the children of those who founded it, where should the line be drawn?

It is reasonable enough for Kuhn to praise the rising reputations of his players but none of them will ever reach the status of Platini, Vieira or Henry.

This was their fifth in the last eight games at Old Trafford although, on a more positive note, the performance was reasonable enough for Van Gaal to be spared the crowd's wrath.

Some are more common than others, though, which is why it seems reasonable enough for explicitly feminist spaces to include trigger warnings for things like assault and eating disorders.

"The most important thing to us is to win," Magowan said, "and if we make an offer to him, it has to be an offer that is reasonable enough for us to be able to put the supporting cast around him to win.

"This was the first year I've not fixed the price," said Robert Almeida, the company's owner, who is also an economist, "because the market went up so much that I couldn't buy oil at reasonable enough prices for the customers".

Extrapolate these results to medical spending generally a debatable but reasonable enough basis for estimation and you find that tort reform would save the country as a whole well over $50 billion a year.

Then — and this seemed reasonable enough — I searched for the "Sirens" episode in James Joyce's "Ulysses".

With its fluorescence quantum yield of ∼0.7−0.9, the two-photon action cross section for the model adduct is ∼20 GM, reasonable enough to be used for bioimaging.

Prices are reasonable enough, e.g. t-shirt for $22, water bottle for $19.99, mousepad for $12.99, etc.