Sentence examples for reasonably apply from inspiring English sources

That EP adds perplexing to the list of adjectives one could reasonably apply to Mr. Marshall.

Asked if officers could reasonably apply the new written rules to the text-messaging or e-mail functions of their mobile phones, Mr. Browne said he suspected so.

When I saw the casting call for the new Will Young video, Brave Man, I walked into my bathroom and stripped to my waist and wondered if I could reasonably apply for it.

As the actions of A, as P's agent, are imputed to P, P will be liable for any underwithholding that results from a failure by A to reasonably apply the rules under chapter 4. P is also required to retain the documentation upon which A relied in determining the chapter 4 status of its account holders.

However, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said that none of the conditions for a sector to be deemed essential "can reasonably apply to the situation of the Chinese bus drivers in Singapore".

Since the study was conducted at a single center, the results may not reasonably apply to hospitals in different geographic locations.

For these reasons, the results obtained from the renal and hepatic studies can be reasonably applied to a wide dose range of edivoxetine.

Mitigation measures, such as exclusion or hazing, can be reasonably applied if the resource attractive to birds is spatially localized.

It is reasonably applied within a Target Costing and Target Pricing concept in order to generate, maintain and process reliable data.

Our study indicates the STAFFN model can be reasonably applied in monitoring wetland dynamics, and can be easily adapted for the use with other ecosystems.

This analytical approach cannot be reasonably applied (in a non-destructive way) to the study of paint composition on whole vessel collections.