Sentence examples for reasonably as a from inspiring English sources

Thus, the condition ((tau_{0})) can be interpreted reasonably as a kind of nondegenerate condition at infinity for 'global persistence' under 'large force'.

Second, because folds are stabilized by the cooperative action of many local interactions distributed throughout the structure, the overall problem of fold stabilization may be viewed reasonably as a collection of coupled local problems.

They included Chris Christie, the engaging and somewhat maverick governor of New Jersey; Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, who acquitted himself reasonably as a rookie in the national campaign; Florida's Marco Rubio, along with the re-emergence of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush; newly elected Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, carrying on and expanding his father's libertarian mantra.

While uric acid level has sufficiently been shown to have a direct correlation with progressive renal disease, can it be used reasonably as a marker of disease?

Many research studies have found that implementation capacity is a key barrier of guideline implementation [ 1, 7], and that, quite reasonably, as a result of limited mandate and resources many developers do not implement their guidelines [ 13, 14, 17].

I would feel rather miffed by an American criticising me for not being able to distinguish between a Texan drawl and a Brooklyn twang if I referred to either, quite reasonably, as being an "American" accent.

"Kenny wants to make sure I didn't get blown up too soon," Blige explained, reasonably, as she took a pause from rehearsing the part of Evillene, the Wicked Witch of the West.

The officials concluded that the brother was "not reasonably available" as a witness.

In Gautam Nagar, there was a single boy who could reasonably pass as a scholar.

At £84.99 it's definitely reasonably priced as a new PS4 sets owners back £349.

'The US had convinced themselves that following the invasion Iraq would emerge reasonably quickly as a stable democracy.