Sentence examples similar to reasonably commanding from inspiring English sources
"The SPLA [South Sudan's army] has reasonably strong command and control, but not so much on the rebel side.
The striking difference in the three-week test-retest intraclass correlation coefficients between physicians and others may indeed be seen as suggesting that checking a questionnaire's reliability by the stability of the responses to it is more appropriate among staff who are likely to feel reasonably in command of their work.
A reasonably just state will command one to do things that are reasonably just and in many cases one must obey those commands because they are just.
She is reasonably well-versed, or at least commands the bullet points, and is quick on her feet.
Though reasonably sure that he was going to command the U. S. Fleet, Pratt in his usual way did some contingency planning.
It commanded diverse genres that moved reasonably effortlessly between court and kotha: a space most commonly understood as brothel, but which was also part of the popular entertainment scene.
Their house is proof that youth may reign in the entertainment world, but in the realm of home decor, the authentically aged -- or anything with a reasonably convincing patina of time -- can still command attention, not to mention top dollar.
Still, they both command reasonably high prices, whereas the Paper Factory Hotel (guess what kind of building this one was?), is at the budget-boutique end of the spectrum.
The bioinformatics modules are designed to be reasonably easy to use for researchers new to command line-based inputs.
"They have that great thing that they command the respect of their colleagues, which is a fundamental problem where chief executives come in from outside". He adds: "I'm reasonably convinced by the evidence of [Goodall's] research.
