Sentence examples for reasonable to start from inspiring English sources

As for the over-all architecture, it seemed reasonable to start by assuming that DNA was a helix.

But it is more reasonable to start with an assessment of how Scotland can retain the benefits of being part of both Europe and Britain.

In Doniger's case, it would seem reasonable to start with the man who filed the suit, Dinanath Batra, who has waged a series of legal battles to cleanse Indian textbooks of what he deems "objectionable passages".

"Given that one's intention when one is pregnant is to deliver a live baby," she told me, "it seems reasonable to start healthcare before the baby is born, for the baby".

Unlike at Wine Rack, where the single bottle price is often ludicrously inflated to encourage three for two sales, Majestic's headline prices are reasonable to start with, but the difference is still significant.

"We don't think it's prudent or reasonable to start off with some set of numbers," Harlan Watson, the United States' chief negotiator on climate change, said here on Monday, in the last public statement from the American delegation.

That's why I think the Obama administrations proposal to reform, make more flexible, but not eliminate the food program, is a fair, thoughtful and reasonable place to start.

3) Being a fan of what you're making is a reasonable place to start.

But Mr Martelly actually has a reasonable plan to start paying for his education plans: by taxing the Haitian diaspora.

First-time feature director Mike Cahill has undoubtedly got hold of a reasonable idea to start off with.

To them, if school starts at 8, and it's a 12-minute drive, 7 45 seems like a completely reasonable time to start to leave the house.