Sentence examples for reasonably demand from inspiring English sources

Given the uncertainties, two or three times a day is all that beauty can reasonably demand.

If that's not, after all, on offer, people will reasonably demand the chance to think again.

But responsibility to "the state" is impersonal - and the citizens of a democratic state may also reasonably demand from their judges direct attention and responsiveness.

Top programs can't stockpile talent the way they once did, as players reasonably demand to be paid for their work, and so move on to the pros.

The first option is an examination of what you're theoretically justified in doing — in other words, what you can reasonably demand from the attendant within the limitations of acceptable ethics.

All we can reasonably demand of those engaging in such tergiversations is that they have pondered deeply and, perhaps, even in a principled way about their change of position.

We do not believe that the search in this case went beyond that which the situation reasonably demanded.

If the Christian schools' ambition and discipline attracted secular parents and the endorsement of the political elite, non-Christian faiths quite reasonably demanded equal access to state support.

I shudder to think of what kind of leadership will com from a generation that has been taught that it is acceptable to cut off having to listen to ideas because they are "triggering" or that it is essential to resist so-called microaggressions or that spaces that are safe not from violence but from speech that is unpleasant can reasonably demanded.

The two positions constitute the beginnings of a consideration of the nature of intimacy, what it reasonably demands of us, and how we should respond to transgressions of its expectations.

It also affects the level of trust that can be reasonably demanded of the simulation (see Section 7 'When are quantum simulators trustworthy?'). Figure 1 The role of a quantum simulator.