Sentence examples for reasonably expand from inspiring English sources

In a 13-page letter last year, the department blasted almost every provision in the new bill that would reasonably expand American anti-slavery efforts.

This method will reasonably expand the application of TiO2 nanotubes for different substrates and open up new catalytic setups and novel products.

that acceleration of the remedy program can be reasonably achieved by expanding the sources of replacement parts, expanding the number of authorized repair facilities, or both.

Because of the varying cutoffs used in different studies, the only way to reasonably pool data was to expand the summary data to individual level data and then pool based on common thresholds; thus some subjects were excluded if studies used a reference cutoff lower than 11 g/dL.

We are at a stage now where we want to expand and do it reasonably quickly.

So its business-travel timeline predicts, reasonably enough, that high-speed rail services will expand in many countries by 2025 and that green energy will provide 30% of energy consumption by 2050.

"They have really been able to expand sales, and the formula is a reasonably proven one".

Although some of this undoubtedly reflects sound business ventures, like the league's investments in digital media or efforts to expand the game internationally, they have nevertheless had a reasonably large effect on the league's bottom line.

The new rear trigger buttons expand the potential for game developers on the platform, and are reasonably easy to find without resulting in any accidental presses of the existing L and R buttons despite their placement.

Parenthetically, it should be noted that other American presidents who have sought to expand health care coverage to more Americans include Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman, two presidents whose anti-Nazi credentials are reasonably strong.

Perhaps Nakasone can expand on this franchise by adding everything kids might want — candy, fast food, sporting goods, comics, videos — while making the experience reasonably pleasant for their parents.