Sentence examples for reasonable for forming from inspiring English sources

The Books of Style column last Sunday, about three new self-improvement books, misstated the equivalent length of time that Jeremy Dean, the author of one of those books, "Making Habits, Breaking Habits: Why We Do Things, Why We Don't, and How to Make Any Change Stick," believes is reasonable for forming a new habit.

She said a key question was "in this case did the attorney general show reasonable grounds for forming his opinion.

He has a panoply of options for forming a coalition government with a reasonable prospect of longevity.

Blake, who refused to hear Attiya's appeal in the high court, said he would make "no award for payment" because there was "no basis for forming an estimate of the defendant's reasonable cost".

It is reasonable to conclude thus that the Event Detection process which produced dates used for forming observations on Day (0) was in fact successful.

They must be an intrinsic feature of UHMWPE for all reasonable forming conditions, and products and forming processes should be designed accordingly.

Freedom of speech and opinion with proper opportunities for reasonable debate form part of the English tradition, but the development of party and parliamentary government in its modern forms took place after the Act of Union of 1707, when, in politics, the history of England became the history of Britain.

Keeping this in mind, we think that it is reasonable to form interpenetrated and continuous two phases for the highly efficient exciton splitting and charge transportation.

"He's in reasonable form for a superstar.

"It appears that the DNA may be in a reasonable form for genetic studies," Dr. Benes said.

And because Persky is elected, and his electorate is empowered to recall him if it is unhappy with his job performance, a recall effort is a reasonable form for their protest to take.