Sentence examples for reasonable in the current from inspiring English sources

We believe our offer to be reasonable in the current economic climate.

However awkward this may be for traditional E.U. realpolitik, it is reasonable in the current circumstances to consider postponing the planned E.U. summit meeting with Russia scheduled for December, after the charade of the elections in the lower house of Parliament.

This approach seemed reasonable in the current application as we are less concerned with the precision of individual country estimates than with the general direction of country-level correlations with attitudes.

There is little evidence for nonlinearity in the dose response curve for circulatory disease in Japanese atomic-bomb survivors (Shimizu et al. 2010; Yamada et al. 2004) or in the Mayak workers (Azizova et al. 2010a, 2010b), so this assumption seems reasonable in the current analysis.

An independent earlier northward migration is more reasonable in explaining the current distribution of D-M174 in East Asia.

Overall therefore, the company is aiming for a reasonable outcome in the current financial year.

Martin said: "The company has made a reasonable start in the current year, but any forecasts for the full year are inevitably tentative, with nine months still to go – and the outlook for the current financial year is unchanged".

The worldwide life insurance division and the Asian insurance operations are being taken off the block, because they are too hard to sell for a reasonable price in the current market and are essentially being used to repay expensive government loans.

He also supported Saudi Arabia's "reasonable" position in the current conflict.

Due to the short residence time of granulocytes in peripheral blood and the short life span of thrombocytes (approximately 10 days), it seems reasonable that in the current case thrombocytopenia and neutropenia were severe [ 28].

And while you state that any new deal should be good for New York, you do not mention that, by all reasonable assessments, the current proposal would result in a net loss for the public of more than $100 million over the next 30 years.