Sentence examples for reasonable lessons from inspiring English sources

"I think the reasonable lessons from this study are that there may be modest effects on activity level from additives or preservatives and that better, more precise studies are needed to determine whether it is the additives alone, the preservatives alone, or the combination that is responsible for these modest adverse effects".

Others in the area with reasonable sailing lessons are Hudson River Community Sailing, the Offshore Sailing School, SailNY and Atlantic Yachting.

The Dodd-Frank regulatory reform law seems to be more and more reasonable, because the lessons of the past seem to fade from people's minds more and more quickly.

Boards and wet suits can be rented on the beach at reasonable rates, and surf lessons are offered there, too.

In spite of your reasonable skepticism about its lessons when labor unions represent a small (and falling) share of the labor force.

This was partly just Obama doing things that he always does well: playing the role of Mr. Reasonable, delivering a civics lesson, and diverting attention from potentially damaging issues, such as the glitch-plagued rollout of the Affordable Care Act's insurance exchanges.

Make sure you go through lessons at a reasonable pace.

The price for lessons should be reasonable (you don't want to get ripped off) but not suspiciously low.

Nevertheless, it is reasonable to speculate that benefits of lessons in the Alexander technique could have a more lasting effect than either massage or a prescription for exercise.

My youngest daughter and I would need lessons, but the cost was reasonable.

The evidence in this case, she found, "strengthens the conclusion that the N.Y.P.D.'s inaccurate training has taught officers the following lesson: Stop and question first, develop reasonable suspicion later".