Sentence examples for reasonably aim from inspiring English sources

Scholars in earlier times could reasonably aim to be educated in every branch of science, but the explosion of research in the 20th century has made this the age of the specialist.

Is it something humans can reasonably aim at? "I have said a hundred times before... .. Once was more than enough! "Millions of years ago CO2 levels were in the thousands of ppm... .. Strawman?

"The Supreme Court has said in the context of commercial advertising, the government has a very broad right to mandate speech that is reasonably aimed at preventing people from being misled".

"The Supreme Court has said in the context of commercial advertising, the government has a very broad right to mandate speech that is reasonably aimed at preventing people from being misled," Eugene Volokh, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles (and prominent legal blogger), told the Times.

The MA-ES is reasonably organized aiming at providing a general method of ORC performance assessment, without restrictions to system configurations, operation modes, applications, working fluid types, equipment conditions, process parameters and so on.

In addition, therapeutic measures might reasonably be aimed at active relaxation.

11.55am BST Caspar Llewellyn Smith: The head teacher at the primary school is asking the packed hall - the children in their blue and yellow uniforms with the sloagn "Aim High" sitting reasonably hushed in serried rows - "What does impromptu mean?" A couple of hands shoot up.

You should aim to be reasonably educated in these topics: World history.

Reasonably, organizations such as the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics aim to make evidence-based recommendations.

The main practical implication of this analysis is that, to produce reasonably ductile two-phase composites, the best strategy is to aim for small layer thicknesses.

"We aim to make a decision as soon as is reasonably possible".