Sentence examples for reasonably ended from inspiring English sources

True, this man's run has seemed to have reasonably ended more times than any politician in any democracy.

Pretty watchable game this, reasonably end to end.

In a statement, John Duffy, Registrar and Secretary of the University, claimed that 'the University sought to act reasonably' in ending an 'unlawful occupation'.

Yet he will take solace where he can, as in the accidental resolution of a crime on Madison Avenue: Billy decides that "it was a reasonably happy ending".

Argue reasonably, and end the argument as quickly as possible by leading it to a fair conclusion.

During the first hour of the call I thought I can't do anything, all I can do is be here for him, but it ended reasonably well.

No one could reasonably have foreseen what ended up being an incredibly tragic and very sad day for us".

"I stumbled into the first thing in my life that I was reasonably good at, and ended up being group treasurer in a company called Enterprise Oil PLC". Later he was to work in the Niger Delta, where oil companies were involved in the wholesale exploitation of local communities, thus prompting years of violent civil conflict.

Attorneys for the county asked a trial judge to rule that Gelhaus had acted reasonably, which would have ended the federal lawsuit.

All seems to end reasonably well.

It is now 10 years since the global economy bottomed out in the spring of 2009 and, by historic standards, the recovery is due to end reasonably soon.