Sentence examples for reasonably become from inspiring English sources

The couple said the gift encourages academic efforts that represent important unexplored or underexplored aspects of the school's focus that could reasonably become a meaningful part of the school's agenda.

And Locke believes that if he is correct in asserting that "[a]s derivative aspects of the same basic reality, value orders cannot reasonably become competitive and rival realities" that he will have provided the necessary theoretical foundation for a more latitudinarian exchange between diverse human collectives (VI 47).

After the war it took about five years for paper to become reasonably plentiful again.

The service at La Villetta in Larchmont, once an agony of disorganization, has become reasonably efficient.

He had become reasonably accomplished, and had given recitals, but he had recently asked if he could quit.

Each item, in the judgement of a panel of knowledge physicians, has recently become reasonably firmly established, both as to scientific fact and important clinical significance.

On Monday, the board committee deemed that the preliminary bids by Blackstone and Mr. Icahn were reasonably likely to become superior proposals.

Even paranoids have enemies, as the saying goes, and even philistine university bureaucrats, it seems, do sometimes become reasonably exasperated by overprivileged and insulated academics.

Once foreign players have become reasonably fluent in English, it is always interesting to note which idiomatic phrases they pick up.

By the end of the first week, the Estonians, with the help of the authorities in other countries, had become reasonably adept at filtering out malicious data.

Second, the structure of the value-adding components and processes that are central to the business ecosystem must become reasonably stable.