Sentence examples for reasonable for not from inspiring English sources

Although this form is known to be reasonable for not too large values of θ, in our case, this approximation simplifies the sputtering yield calculation and explains our results qualitatively.

It provides free housing and reasonable pay for not much effort.

There's no reasonable excuse for not doing that," he said.

Consider an appeal if you had a reasonable excuse for not filing on time, say tax campaigners.

And even the new "strict liability" offence does offer  taxpayers a get-out if they can show they had a "reasonable excuse" for not making a disclosure.

These are perfectly reasonable justifications for not engaging openly with the media but they only add to the sense of a closed, secretive and potentially untrustworthy area of work.

The new law would have broad impacts on asylum seekers already in the community, and would mean: People arriving without travel documents will be refused protection visas unless they can provide a "reasonable explanation" for not having identification.

I have, in my professional life, met numberless writers who seemed paralysed by their own desire to write, who had intelligent and reasonable excuses for not starting, not committing, not getting on with it, who could trump any arguments or suggestions I might make towards putting anything on paper.

Hodge said HMRC only knows about 46% of tax avoidance schemes, and that if HMRC does track down a scheme that breaks the rules the promoter calls in barristers to plead that it had a "reasonable excuse" for not disclosing the scheme in order to escape a fine.

You can avoid penalties if you had "reasonable cause" for not filing FBARs, but the grounds for waiving penalties aren't terribly clear.

And scientists will tell you that 50% gives you a some 66% probability of staying below [an atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide of] 450 parts per million, which in turn is a reasonable proxy for not exceeding two degrees.