Sentence examples for reasonable general from inspiring English sources

"They bought the P.R. image of Musharraf as the reasonable general.

"I don't think the military adventures that they're seeking for us to fund are reasonable," General Zinni said in an interview last Monday.

It is shown that with a limited number of specimens and only one test material, it is possible to propose a reasonable general temperature tolerance for TMF-tests, valid for a wide range of materials and test conditions.

All original participants had reasonable general health (meaning no significant difficulty with self-care, mobility, pain, anxiety and depression).

In fact, under a reasonable general assumption, missing at random (MAR), excluding non-evaluable subjects can provide unbiased estimates of sensitivity (Se) and specificity (Sp).

This will depend on a variety of circumstances, including the actual disease involved, but as a first attempt to model directly transmitted diseases we make some reasonable general assumptions.

They have their own "truths" and operate on the quite-reasonable general principle that, "What has worked for me has worked, so why change?" This is a major reason that updated service policies fail to diffuse into everyday service provision and that "research-to-practice" or adoption of "best practices" is generally slow going.

But the prime minister's official spokeswoman said it was "reasonable" for General Sir Nicholas Houghton, as the government's senior military adviser, to speak publicly on the issue.

Glenn Kelman, chief executive of Redfin, a national realty brokerage in Seattle, said the shortages of listings in some markets are the product of owners "waiting for better times to sell". But owners who believe they need to sell now — they're downsizing, moving to a new area or getting divorced — turn out to be "more reasonable" in general, Kelman said.

The knowledge about blood pressure and hypertension was reasonable in general.

It then attempts to estimate the respective prices of medical services deemed reasonable by general public.