Sentence examples for reasonable notes from inspiring English sources

"It's loving, logical and reasonable," notes Dr. Karp.

Mr Cameron will need to persuade other leaders that Britain's requests are therefore reasonable, notes Mats Persson of Open Europe, the most influential European think-tank in Westminster.

He wraps up on an eminently reasonable note: society needs both sincerity and insincerity.

It should only be a matter of repeating the trick – minus help from Kramer – over the next few weeks to end 2014 on a reasonable note.

Mr. Soares said law enforcement officials had found representatives of Occupy Albany to be "very reasonable," noting that the protesters decided of their own volition to suspend their drum-playing late at night out of respect for people who live in the area.

"The modern presidential rule of coverage is reasonable," noted the longtime political observer.

To decrease monotony while in parallel not exceeding a reasonable note complexity, we used the information of seven consecutive CpG sites.

The major trend generated by MD and MCL are both similar to that of the complexes in MIPS database, which suggest the definition of modularity density is reasonable (Note that the MIPS complex is a combination of hand-curated and experimental complexes. They have some overlap, so complex curve is higher. But the trend is similar).

It would also be reasonable, he notes, for an agency to query members of panels dealing with sensitive topics, such as testing drugs on children or disposing of low-level nuclear waste, to make sure that all views were represented.

But the appeals court found the exclusions reasonable and noted that all class settlements entailed compromises.

It is reasonable to note that the unusually rapid congressional action was perhaps aimed at protecting the privacy of Legislator X as much as Citizen Y.