Sentence examples for reasonably encouraged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Iger added that he is "more than reasonably encouraged" by ABC's planned shows for the fall and called ABC's managers "a great team".

Scott, despite his descent into Hollywood hackery over the past couple of decades, is capable of bringing an experienced professionalism to the project if working from a strong script, and I'm reasonably encouraged by the lining up of Apocalypto's Farhad Safinia to take on Brave New World's screenplay.

What we know of the top rebel leadership is also reasonably encouraging.

You might reasonably encourage Mr. Torok to keep up his high-low act.

Her defeat at the hands of Kara Goucher at the Great North Run came as something of a surprise at the time but once that initial shock was digested the analysis turned to her own performance which was reasonably encouraging.

("Theism," Three Essays, p. 483) Indeed, such hope might be reasonably be encouraged, since its indulgence might encourage in some persons both the feeling that life is important and their sympathy for others.

Only those homes that are judged to have a sufficiently developed organisation, clinical leadership and reasonably stable workforce are encouraged to implement such tools.

Last month, the group, the Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood Association, issued a draft report that seeks to encourage reasonably scaled development without erasing the neighborhood's concrete charms.

Overall, the results of the ELIOT Trial are reasonably mature and encouraging.

In the past few decades, when pensions in most rich countries were reasonably generous and early retirement was positively encouraged, only the most workaholic (or improvident) continued working.

It also said that as the ad did not feature any swear words or words that sounded like derivatives of swearwords, they considered it could not be reasonably concluded that the ad condoned or encouraged swearing among children.