Sentence examples for reasonably because from inspiring English sources

It's like saying housing in Montclair is priced reasonably because it's less than in Rumson or Harding Township.

The industry typically prevails, reasonably, because the problem is a real one -- and the visa quotas for skilled immigrants are raised once more.

For every crazy lawsuit, there are millions of decisions not made reasonably because people are afraid they might be sued, he said.

In response to such criticism, John Conte, the district attorney for Worcester County, Mass., told reporters recently that the prosecutor, whom he had not identified, acted reasonably because the case against Mr. Bar-Jonah was weak and might have lost in court, letting Mr. Bar-Jonah go free without supervision.

The second question arose, reasonably, because the burden of proof for a try should normally be on the try-scoring side, but sometimes you can't see for sure, even though it is clear to the referee and everyone else that the ball probably was grounded.

As expected, PAHy reacted more rapidly and more extensively than PHEA, reasonably because of the higher nucleophilicity of hydrazine groups.

The job was contingent on my finishing my dissertation and we worked as late into the summer as we reasonably could because we needed money.

It's crazy.' Then he said he flies back and forth a lot to see his family, and the reason he can do that is because the coach seats are reasonably priced, because some people are paying first class.

"I say reasonably confident because there are unknowns in that because we have an insurance policy on the building - the building is well insured," he said.

If you can lengthen your horizon beyond the current quarter, you'll find plenty of stocks that are priced reasonably, not because the Street is ignorant, but because it has a different agenda.

The U.S. endured the Great Depression reasonably well because family bonds and social trust were high.