Sentence examples for reasonably among from inspiring English sources

We must not, under any circumstance, allow this to happen, and to do that we have to debate reasonably among ourselves and above all we must pledge to get along.

Indeed, umbilical cord blood lead is highly correlated with maternal venous blood lead [reported at r = 0.82 (Chuang et al. 2001)]; thus, use of cord blood lead will reasonably differentiate among different blood lead concentrations among mothers.

Still, he has remained reasonably popular among Muscovites even as they cooled to the current government.

Scoring reasonably well among that group was the racer Andy Wallace in 137th place, the fashion model David Gandy in 169th and the businessman-racer Roger Penske in 202nd.

The risk reduction associated with asthma was observed reasonably consistently among the 8 study centers, which represent a wide range of diabetes incidence.

The survey findings suggest that, while awareness of VM is reasonably prevalent among South African engineers, its practice is considerably less extensive.

When acting as underwriters in primary offerings of municipal securities subject to the rule, they must reasonably determine, among other things, that the municipal issuer has agreed to provide to the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board MSRBB) timely notice of certain events.

However, this exemption applies only where the user of the data reasonably believes (among other things) that the use of the data in question was in the public interest.

.” 47 U.S.C. § 231 e)(6) (1994 ed., Supp V). “The Committee recognizes that the applicability of community standards in the context of the Web is controversial, but understands it as an ’adult’ standard, rather than a ‘geographic’ standard, and one that is reasonably constant among adults in America with respect to what is suitable for minors.” H. R. Rep. No. 105-775, p. 28 (1998) (emphasis added).

2. Registrar shall pay the on-going component of Registrar accreditation fees adopted by ICANN in accordance with the provisions of Section II.C above, provided such fees are reasonably allocated among all registrars that contract with ICANN and that any such fees must be expressly approved by registrars accounting, in aggregate, for payment of two-thirds of all registrar-level fees.

Perhaps so, but Mr. Gore ran reasonably well among the young in Iowa, and for all Mr. Bradley's talk about building his campaign on the support of those who were attending caucuses for the first time, Mr. Gore took 59percentt of such first-timers, compared with only 32percentt for Mr. Bradley.