Sentence examples for reasonable part of from inspiring English sources

I disagreed: it was a private party, the motivation was respectful and matching physical appearances is a reasonable part of imitation.

(Even Mr. Boyd gets a limited amount of dancing, spending a reasonable part of the piece lying flat on his back).

Through the church the will of the Roman pattern became firmly institutionalized, but a testator still had to leave a "reasonable part of the estate" (ordinarily at least one-third) to his wife and children.

"Unfortunately, in the stumble that has become women talking about powerful women, you only get to the reasonable part of the conversation after you go through every possible iteration of figuring out how terrible all the powerful women are," wrote the Atlantic Wire's Rebecca Greenfield, on March 1st.

The following day, the Vietnamese state-controlled press attacked the commission's conclusions in pretty florid terms, but the reasonable part of the Vietnamese response is that the conflict at the cemetery wasn't a religious-freedom issue; it was a land dispute.

Bishop Stillingfleet accused Locke of putting substance out of the reasonable part of the world.

Setting the bar at a minimum of $45,000 seems eminently reasonable as part of an overall compensation package for postdoctoral scientists.

In patients with severe sepsis and septic shock, such an approach would seem eminently reasonable as part of general supportive measures to restore and maintain adequate cellular perfusion and to prevent organ dysfunction.

Reasonable Accommodation Requests "If you or a member of your household is disabled and require a reasonable accommodation as part of the construction design, you must submit a Reasonable Accommodation Request by July 31 , 2016

The simple fact is that the fallacy of austerity policies lies in the failure to realise that what may be reasonable on the part of individuals cannot be applied to the whole economic system.

Freedom of speech and opinion with proper opportunities for reasonable debate form part of the English tradition, but the development of party and parliamentary government in its modern forms took place after the Act of Union of 1707, when, in politics, the history of England became the history of Britain.