Sentence examples for reasonable to acknowledge from inspiring English sources
In the first place, as Pascal sees it, it is reasonable to acknowledge limits to reason.
On the other hand, it is reasonable to acknowledge that an engaged university will probably be looked upon more favourably from a PR perspective".
Such differences between the sexes are recognised in sport, in which men and women are made to compete separately, so it seems reasonable to acknowledge them in the military as well.
It is therefore fair (and reasonable) to acknowledge it by using the adjectives viable or inviable for our admissible discontinuity curves.
It would be reasonable to acknowledge the limitations of the efflux data and present them as one possible interpretation of preliminary data, but confirmation would require additional evidence.
Drawing on Kierkegaard's thought, Evans contends that while there are limits to reason, they are limits which it is reasonable for reason to acknowledge.
I'm reasonable enough to acknowledge that 33 isn't old.
The letter said: "The requirement to make provisions, in every case, to provide services through the medium of Welsh to anyone expressing a desire for such does not seem reasonable, and fails to acknowledge the financial and practical consequences".
The doctrine, designed to spare police officers the burden of defending their reasonable judgment calls in court, must be broad enough to "acknowledge that reasonable mistakes can be made," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said.
However, before I do offer my reasonable explanation, I'd like to acknowledge all the men out there who, as a result of knowing about the numerous prophylactics in my home offered to take me out, or explicitly tell me what they're 'in to', asked what I was 'in to' or if I was double jointed, please know that I'm going to miss all that classy, wholesome attention.
One reasonable response to this situation is to acknowledge that PtDAs should provide information about the consequences of doing nothing while not presenting it as a reasonable option.
