Sentence examples for reasonable next step from inspiring English sources

A reasonable next step would be to move this function out of the system exclusive message and into the standard MIDI protocol.

If that does not do the trick, the injectable PCSK9 inhibitors are considered a reasonable next step, with the caveat that the drugs are expensive and their long-term safety beyond three years is not well established.

Britons and Americans are beginning to see marriage equality for what it is: the reasonable next step in a shared history that includes extending suffrage to women and creating legal protections prohibiting discrimination.

Bennett and Abigail Baird, of Vassar College, had previously scanned a pumpkin and a Cornish game hen in a brain scanner so an Atlantic salmon seemed a reasonable next step.

Rebuffing them, she gives better than she gets, and at the end, when the two men, having donned gorilla suits, carry her off in her underwear, the moment is both ridiculous and a reasonable next step.

A DJ seems like a reasonable next step, particularly at a time when they are filling concert halls and festival lineups, seen in some circles as artists in their own right.

At the end of the chat, outline a list of reasonable next steps.

For assessing performance of these methods, both coverage probability and interval width are metrics of interest in the context of high resolution QTL mapping studies that aim to localize genetic effects so narrowly that positional cloning and demonstrating pleiotropic action are reasonable next steps.

To do this, you'll want to educate, create a small amount of fear or discomfort (for example, showcasing what can go wrong and its potential impact on the organization), and identify some reasonable, proactive next steps that will help the organization begin to strengthen its crisis management weaknesses.

Advertisers already target their audiences with commercials during sports broadcasts in a personalized way (e.g., targeting commercials to specific demographics that are the expected viewers of a game), and it seems reasonable to expect the next step to be the personalization of the sports broadcast feed itself in a viewer-centric way.

Defeats by five points and nine points respectively against powerful southern hemisphere opposition look reasonable on paper but the next step requires qualities they do not possess as yet.