Sentence examples for reasonable ideal from inspiring English sources
Wealthy Canadians sometimes abandon their beloved socialised health care system (which forbids seeking services in the private market) by coming to the US for faster treatment.Universal quality health care was a reasonable ideal sixty years ago when treatments were cheap and not particularly effective, and people died young.
If you have children, I'm sure you can identify with these reasonable ideals.
Although this assumption is reasonable in ideal homogeneous media, its applicability to complex geologic formations is unclear.
Something tells me that a subtle shift is in the works, which may result in a more reasonable feminine ideal -- a figure that more than 1percentt of the population have hopes of ever achieving -- and healthier women.
It plays an important role in determining the algorithmic performance and is a reasonable and ideal model to simulate the real world.
TOL elution concentrations were modeled (predicted) reasonable well using ideal and equilibrium assumptions, but the TCE elution concentrations could not be predicted using the ideal model.
These results reconfirm that carefully designed junction detectors with a reasonable size are ideal for energy-dispersive spectroscopy in a soft X-ray range.
It is reasonable, although not ideal, to use data from migrant women's countries of origin to estimate the prevalence of FGM among them, but applying these assumptions to their daughters is problematic.
Even if the Kantian highest good seems reasonable as an ideal, some will object that we have no obligation to achieve such a state, but merely to work towards realizing the closest approximation to such a state that is possible (See Adams 1987, 152).
This overall compound-flow looks reasonable for an ideal metabolism of a living cell.
Inform them of the various techniques available to assist those not reasonably happy or productive, and that with help, it's possible to overcome such issues: Difficulty holding onto reasonable goals and ideals.
