Sentence examples for reasonably concluded from inspiring English sources

Leningrad, he reasonably concluded, was not for him.

The Commission reasonably concluded that such "buildout," both individually and cumulatively, threatens public access to the shore.

But after two years could no longer be seen and the Chinese reasonably concluded that it had ceased to exist.

Trump might have reasonably concluded that Kelly could embarrass him and cost him key points in Iowa.

"Prior to the DNA evidence," he wrote, "one might have reasonably concluded that Jefferson was living a paradox.

The sentencing judge reasonably concluded that the search condition would further the two primary goals of probation—rehabilitation and protecting society from future criminal violations.

It is reasonably concluded that the pipe diffusion of solute atoms along the dislocation core is responsible for DSA.

But Judge Garaufis said the agent reasonably concluded that he was in danger because he thought Mr. Dewgard was reaching for the agent's gun.

But its practical effect, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit reasonably concluded, was to funnel government funds to religious education.

What can we reasonably conclude?

Could we reasonably conclude that, on average, they were comfortable?