Sentence examples for reasonably be said from inspiring English sources

She, like generations before her, cannot reasonably be said to have an emerging adulthood.

The comic strip, defined as a mass medium, cannot reasonably be said to have existed before the invention of printing.

No longer can it reasonably be said that "this mine won't make any difference" or "Australia's actions don't matter".

It could reasonably be said of Pliny the Elder that he was killed, like a cat, by curiosity.

[537 U.S. 260] In sum, the partial, future uniformity that the 1998 Act promises cannot reasonably be said to justify extension of the copyright term for new works.

They cannot, however, reasonably be said to have agreed to injuries sustained from physical assaults that violate the written and unwritten rules of the sport.

Neither that act nor the one of 1850 contained any other provision which reasonably could be said to require a selection by the state.

Mezrich admits in the author's notes that some of his dialogue is re-created -- based on recollections and what might reasonably have been said.

"In many ways, Universal and EMI must be reasonably happy," said Claudio Aspesi, a media analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company in London.

(A customer could reasonably conclude that Microsoft is saying, Buy Now, Upgrade Later).

"It may well be that my committee will decide that actually the Chinese are behaving perfectly reasonably," he said.