Sentence examples for reasonable to bring from inspiring English sources

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We'd vowed early on that we wouldn't let Dustin suffer, but that until we reached that point, we'd do whatever seemed reasonable to bring him back to health for as long as he could still enjoy it.

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The New York grand jury could have considered multiple charges, from murder to a lesser offense such as reckless endangerment, but the Staten Island district attorney, Daniel Donovan, said jurors found "no reasonable cause" to bring charges.

But after a year investigating, Comey announced this summer that there was no evidence for any reasonable prosecutor to bring a case against Clinton.

These bipartisan adjustments made this bill reasonable enough to bring Sen. Orrin Hatch on, as well as potentially many more Republicans who will be needed to make the bill law.

Above all, we send that message when we put teachers into classrooms who are unable to wear a suit and tie, unable to afford a reasonable car, unable to bring the energy and commitment that are the core of creating an educated populace because the message we are sending our teachers is, "We don't care about you either".

Both NGS and the Sequenom platforms require extensive test validation, strong bioinformatic support and a reasonable test volume to bring them on board.

"The fact that more wives' parents tend to live locally in the city makes it more reasonable for the daughters to bring their husbands into their parents' house, even though they accept the husbands' name, which is a very twisted arrangement," Ms. Fujiwara said.

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Perhaps strategic bombing wouldn't work, but I sure think we ought to try very hard and use every non-nuclear weapon in our arsenal before we send a million men to Afghanistan -- and that's the number my friend the veteran said it would take to bring reasonable stability to a notoriously volatile population -- a population that does not yet constitute a stable nation.