Sentence examples for reasonably assuring from inspiring English sources

Moreover, not fully recognising, appreciating and making appropriate accommodations in advance for reasonably assuring each player's safety and well-being during hot-weather training and tournament events could arguably (though unintentionally) increase the potential clinical risk to participating players.

A reputable dealer will cost more, but you can feel reasonably assured about your purchase.

Articulate, enthusiastic and reasonably assured of a place in the squad, he looked a Lions captain in the making.

The governor, working with an executive partner, could be reasonably assured that his policies would be continued by a successor.

(For midwinter scheduling purposes, organizers can be reasonably assured that the Jets will not be playing host to any late-January games).

We can be reasonably assured that golfer John Daly has no role in any Twitter controversy because he specializes in so many other kinds.

The U.S. Supreme Court held in United States v. Salerno (1987) that bail may also be denied in some limited cases where no conditions of release can reasonably assure the safety of the community or of particular individuals.

The real lesson of "Jaws" was that if you market a film well and make sure that it's shown on thousands of screens, you can be reasonably assured of a big opening.

professor, Dennis C. Smith, contained this assessment: "We conclude, as did the state comptroller five years ago, that the city and department officials, and the public can be reasonably assured that the N.Y.P.D. data are accurate, complete and reliable".

Having won 40-3 last weekend in the first leg of the match in Italy, their passage to the next round of rugby's equivalent of the Uefa Cup was reasonably assured.

While net evangelists might argue that nobody can reasonably assure success every time, critical evaluation requires paying attention to all outcomes, not just the ones used in a sales pitch.