Sentence examples for reasonably bear from inspiring English sources

"The risk to a defendant of having liability imposed on several hundred cases was a risk that was more than that defendant wanted to reasonably bear.

All his life he had a habit of piling more duties and obligations upon his shoulders than any one man could reasonably bear.

That beneath all the bluster, behind the imposing shades, underneath the girth and the tattoos — barriers all — there beat something urgent, a muscle carrying more weight than one man could reasonably bear.

But the appeals court, declining the state's invitation to narrow the law through judicial rewriting, said it could not "twist the words of the law and give them a meaning they cannot reasonably bear".

The headline and the opening paragraphs of the article suggest a far more universal interpretation than the study can reasonably bear.

These predictions are reasonably borne out for the longer polymer lipids (PEG molecular masses 750, 2000 and 5000 Da).

However, with the advent of massively parallel (next-generation) sequencing, a large number of genes can now be investigated in a single patient at a cost that can reasonably be borne by healthcare providers.

But the systems' sizable fourth-quarter losses offer a reality check on what we can reasonably expect in bear markets.

In my view, it's the reverse: By stripping away any common definition of the proper relationship between sex and marriage, and asking every couple to essentially rebuild the institution from the ground up, he would end up piling far more weight on the marital unit than any individual relationship can be reasonably expected to bear.

She concluded: "They say more horrible things about her than anyone could reasonably be expected to bear.

"The rebound is simply about the fact that stuff got reasonably cheap after a bear market unwinding the excess," said Russel Kinnel, director of fund research at Morningstar.