Sentence examples for reasonable suggests from inspiring English sources

The comment, while in tone reasonable, suggests an attitude of jaded conspicuous consumption that moves beyond the fatuous toward the genuinely insensible.

The results are generally found to be reasonable, suggesting that regional frequency analysis can be useful in the analysis of extreme ocean waves.

The Warner box — all reissues of previously available material — brings together 24 Bogart films on 12 discs and throws in the 2008 documentary "The Brothers Warner" and a 48-page tribute book for an eminently reasonable suggested retail price of $99.98.

The latter hypothesis is the most reasonable suggesting that ECs and CCCs develop from the endometrial tissue implanted on the ovary.

"Despite various justifications and purported safeguards," Mr. Feldman said, "a reasonable analysis suggests Powers should consider resigning from one position or the other".

Reasonable analysis suggests that renewable energy sources - especially solar power - will be competitive with, or even outcompeting, fossil fuels by the middle of the century.

Models and experiments are in reasonable agreement, suggesting that the model parameters reflect important design considerations.

In the present case, it seems reasonable to suggest that the term "queer" deserves the same treatment.

Add today's quarterly GDP figures to other recent positive survey data and you will find reasonable evidence suggesting the European economy is gradually gaining momentum.

Of the current pack it seems reasonable to suggest Xavi, Iker Casillas, Xabi Alonso, David Villa, Fernando Torres, Santi Cazorla and (possibly even) Andrés Iniesta have played their last tournament.

It may be reasonable to suggest that both Panem's Hunger Games and our own TV reality shows create entertainment out of cruelty.