Sentence examples for reasonable to point from inspiring English sources

But because these men respond so well to drugs like Prozac or other S.S.R.I.'s" -- selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors -- which alter serotonin transmission in the brain, it's reasonable to point to that monoamine as central in sexual-impulse disorders".

"I don't think it's reasonable to point to every sea wall that exists and say it's a problem," said Aram Terchunian, a coastal geologist who has advised some of the Southampton homeowners on their beachfront defenses.

Even then, it is reasonable to point out that the support Cook has received in terms of performance from his senior players on whom he was relying when the side was first selected for the Sri Lanka series has been poor across the board.

It is perfectly reasonable to point out that the intent and wording of the original petition had nothing to do with gender, but rather more disingenuous to completely ignore the fact that the response from many of those supporting it, or attacking Kuenssberg for similar reasons, has been very gendered indeed.

I think it's reasonable to point out repeated ridiculous-seeming failures in what is arguably its most fundamental feature.

Even as it tries to build a new mobile vision, is only reasonable to point out Microsoft's minute mobile market share.

Protests of thousands of people in New York really aren't that uncommon, which could have been a reasonable thing to point out if you wanted to brush the event away.

It is perfectly reasonable for critics to point to the shortcomings of Islam or any other religion.

And that sounds reasonable, to a point.

Ms. Abedin's plea that Anthony Weiner's actions are between them is reasonable to a point.

The information commissioner said his office would be ensuring there was oversight of those kind of retrospective collections: "The term 'reasonable steps' is an objective standard, and what it requires any entity to do is to point to why it gave notification and to explain why that was a reasonable step and point to evidence that backs up what it's doing".