Sentence examples for reasonable method of from inspiring English sources

Like many Australians, they tolerated the idea of on-shore processing, justifying it as a reasonable method of sorting out who was a genuine refugee and who was not, but the moving of whole groups of people off-shore and – particularly – the recent decision to send them to Papua New Guinea was a bridge too far.

The proliferation of these new SLR cameras offered a reasonable method of avoiding the motion parallax, the bane of many would-be-photogs.

The testament to this, is Helio's partnership with Myspace, it being the only mobile provider (MVNO or otherwise) to have any reasonable method of accessing Myspace.

Then, the question of alignment between sensor and sample is analyzed in detail, and a novel, reasonable method of aligning is given.

For a reasonable method of modelling, the vibration characteristics of the brake and their relations to the squeal are discussed based on the results of modal tests.

Meanwhile, both a reasonable method of calculating the three-dimensional projected areas and a more effective method of solving the average angle in the deformation zone are presented.

In particular, Jacques said, "It's new that we see criminals bypass all reasonable methods of settling a dispute and escalate right to guns".

To resolve these problems, we studied the anatomy of the commissure again and devised the most reasonable method for repair of the transverse facial cleft.

This model has been shown to be a reasonable method for quantification of probability using Hill criteria on the body of the literature that a particular substance is a carcinogen, validated on established IARC category 1 and 2A agents.

Thus, iAMR appears to be an indicator that provides a reasonable method to circumvent the problem of under-reporting of maternal deaths from complications of illegal procedures in subsequent epidemiological studies in Latin America.

Therefore, assessment of CFR is considered a reasonable method to stratify the risk of future coronary events in diabetic patients.