Sentence examples for reasonable for some from inspiring English sources

It is perfectly reasonable for some cultural events to reflect the core ethnic group of that culture.

"The premium prices are reasonable — for some people we're talking about as much as my cable bill," she said.

It means accepting that in some areas it is fair and reasonable for some beneficiaries to contribute more than they currently do.

Since Twitter is predicated off having many followers, it is not practical or reasonable for some users to set their profiles to private.

The leader of the Ala-Kitka reindeer herding cooperative stated in one interview: 'We have the right to free grazing and it is not reasonable for some areas to be fenced'.

Arguments that met these standards could have value in making belief in God reasonable for some people, or even giving some people knowledge of God's existence, even if it turns out that some of the premises of the arguments can be reasonably denied by other people, and thus that the arguments fail as proofs.

"This requirement, which on its face looks reasonable, is for some reason highly controversial," he said in his veto message.

Cosmochemist Iain Gilmour of the Open University in Milton Keynes, U.K., writes in an email that while the analyses "look pretty reasonable" for at least some kind of nanodiamond being present, nanodiamonds have never been used as a diagnostic impact marker in far-flung debris unless accompanied by bona fide impact markers like enhanced iridium.

We cannot say that antidepressants aren't a reasonable option for some children who become unwell.

The theory of Palmer et al. (2009) provides a reasonable explanation for some of the observed trends in pressure area behavior.

In a 1991 report, the National Institutes of Health concluded that surgery was a reasonable solution for some people and said, "a major drawback to the nonsurgical approach is failure to maintain reduced body weight in most patients".