Sentence examples for reasonable extension from inspiring English sources
Ann O'Connell, representing the federal government, said four months plus "an additional reasonable extension" might suffice.
I telephoned my opponents and asked if, in view of the fact that I had a full-time job, they'd grant me a reasonable extension of time.
The public and press have a constitutionally protected right to view criminal trials, and the use of television cameras is a natural and reasonable extension of that right.
At the very least, it would be fair for a reasonable extension to be granted, ideally beyond this calendar year, for individuals and families to consider their options (though there aren't many) and make better informed decisions.
The company would consider a reasonable extension period if BASF determines it needs a longer period of time to nominate three individuals for those vacancies in addition to the two it already has nominated.
I did not care for all of his new stuff, by any means, but some of it was excellent, and it was a reasonable extension of what he had done up to that point.
Most of these seemed reasonable extensions of positions that he took.
We argue, in this paper, that the notion of "ideal acceptability" is applicable to arbitrary semantics and justify this claim by showing that standard properties of classical ideal semantics, e.g. unique status, continue to hold in any "reasonable" extension-based semantics.
To utilize the time scales theory as a unification of continuous and discrete fractional calculus, we have to introduce reasonable extensions of standard definitions of some related notions (see, e.g., [20]).
Reasonable extensions of the present study would include varying the EHLP manipulation (e.g. longer periods of separation) as well as measuring plasma CORT following the manipulation as well as in adulthood.
Many biological motifs are shorter or longer than 10 bp, but the elements of ℳ can at least form well-conserved cores of longer (or reasonable extensions of shorter) motifs.
