Sentence examples for reasonable informed from inspiring English sources

There are, of course, uncontroversially false claims, including propositions that some people regard as religious doctrine, which no reasonable, informed person believes.

That is to say, we recognise them as propositions about which reasonable, informed people may disagree.

It is a myth that these drugs have been adequately studied and that reasonable informed consent is possible.

The challenges of accuracy of fact, of reasonable, informed perspective and the biggest of them all, good grammar.

Rather than ignite tens of thousands of skirmishes aimed at scrubbing all visual religious references from this nation's public spaces (including the names of Corpus Christi, Tex., and Las Cruces, N.M)., let's say this: Religion is not "established" when a passive monument on government property in no way coerces reasonable, informed passersby to believe, practice or support religion.

Oh, don't get me wrong, what they tried to do, and/or claimed to do, was super shady and amoral and would have been ruinous to reasonable informed democracy if successful.

A tribunal's decision is liable to be set aside for bias if a reasonable person, who was reasonably informed of the facts and had thought the matter through in a practical manner, would conclude on a balance of probabilities that the decision maker was not impartial.

"Newspapers have to be entitled to publish fair, reasonable, and informed reviews," the editor of the Irish News said.

A reasonable person, informed about thisprogram, might well decide to applaud it.

The proposal is a reasonable one, informed by the experience of Europe's similar scheme.

But the show feels aggressively off-kilter with the current mood, as if it had been incubated in the early to mid-'90s, when it was possible to find global-warming skeptics among even the reasonable and informed.