Sentence examples for reasonable route from inspiring English sources
Being an agent seemed a reasonable route.
Affected passengers may use Merseyrail services between Liverpool and Chester, First TransPennine Express and Northern Rail services between Liverpool and Manchester, Arriva Trains Wales services between Chester and Crewe and CrossCountry and East Midlands Trains on any reasonable route.
Seventy-five minutes later, I found the truck, in a perfectly legal parking space, on a block so unrelated to any reasonable route from my house to the bookstore that I seriously wondered if I'd driven there in some kind of fugue state.
A reasonable route plan can be achieved, and it can provide the basis for the next engineering construction.
The pin hole/hole punch design found on the Huawei Nova 4 seems like a more reasonable route for a majority of camera manufacturers.
The yield of bromine grafted over carbons by adsorption might be insufficient, while the radio frequency plasma bromination with the treatment time control is the reasonable route for the inclusion of the preset Br quantity.
"London Underground, London Overground and Docklands Light Railway are accepting Southeastern tickets on reasonable routes." "We are sorry for the delay to your journey today".
Therefore, not only in technology, but also in economic and environmental aspects, EV development requires whole-system thinking to guide its analysis and top-level design, so as to formulate a reasonable development route, business model, and policy system.
Previous reports of analyses of Cretaceous ambers contain familiar, multi-class terpene distributions [10, 16, 17] and there is no reasonable geochemical route for conversion of other diterpenoids into the abietane-type structures observed in this distribution.
Understand that in order to set an effective and reasonable climbing route you need to know how an indoor climbing gym works, and how the walls work.
The draft plan also has two "reasonable alternative" routes and another option which considers the consequences of doing nothing.
