Sentence examples for reasonable projected from inspiring English sources

The uncertainties in this conclusion are based on the lack of information on dose-response relationship at reasonable, projected exposure levels and of studies examining end points of concern in sensitive species.

Was Zionism a reasonable project?

In these passages, Sachs appears to me like one of those passionate saviour-economists of the 18th century, such as John Law or Jacques Necker, who won over bankrupt monarchies to great and reasonable projects and cost them their thrones.

CÓRDOBA, SPAIN — The pop-rock music producer Roberto Azorín Durruty has always loved pushing aesthetic limits, so when he bought a 300-year-old townhouse a few blocks from the historic Mezquita mosque here in Córdoba and decided to transform it into something entirely new, this struck him as a perfectly reasonable project.

However, survey results show that improvements in comfort, indoor environment and architecture combined with a reasonable project economy can motivate the average homeowner of these buildings.

"Any reasonable project that has a good chance of success, we've been able to attract the capital," Herzberg said.

Therefore a search for resistance genes, first in mice and then in humans, seems a reasonable project.

The hard cases are the ones that matter, and it's reasonable to project how Gorsuch would vote in them.

With nothing arriving this weekend in direct competition to The Dark World, it's reasonable to project a decent hold and a £20m total.

It's now reasonable to project that half of the electric grid will be powering the digital- Internet economy within the next decade.

It is reasonable to project the two inflection points from the coal seam to the surface with the nadir angle since this angle signifies the line of the maximum influence on the ground surface caused by the underground extraction (Fig. 1).