Sentence examples for reasonably favorable from inspiring English sources
That is, virtually all proponents of public reason assume that there is deep and intractable disagreement amongst some people, and this disagreement is not simply the result of irrationality, prejudice, or self-interest, but rather arises as a result of the normal functioning of human reasoning under reasonably favorable conditions.
In setting out justice as fairness Rawls assumes that the liberal society in question is marked by reasonable pluralism as described above, and also that it is under reasonably favorable conditions: that there are enough resources for it to be possible for everyone's basic needs to be met.
Actually, the calendar is reasonably favorable for him.
Second, people should be induced or required to buy insurance even if they're currently healthy, so that the risk pool remains reasonably favorable.
But in Colorado, where the demographics were reasonably favorable to Mr. Romney — he won 60 percent of the vote there in 2008 — it may have made the difference.
Better Economic Numbers in July In non-polling news, the government released reports on inflation and industrial production on Wednesday, both of which were reasonably favorable.
So, it is possible to improve grain filling of hybrid between two subspecies by reasonably deploying favorable alleles of QTL for peduncle vascular bundle related traits in rice as indicated in this study.
However, industrial supply of graphite powder may reasonably undergo to favorable discount up to 30 40% depending on the requested amounts.
Below we argue that UI program functions reasonably well under favorable labor market conditions and suitable institutional support, but that circumstances in developing countries are less conducive.
After the report about Mr. Stevens's case, a bill was introduced in the Senate called the Fairness in Disclosure of Evidence Act, which would require prosecutors to turn over all evidence that "may reasonably appear to be favorable to the defendant".
In 2013, Budapest earned a spot on our list of Europe's Most Affordable Cities, and for good reason: With a favorable exchange rate from the forint to the U.S. dollar, plus an average night's hotel stay going for less than a hundred bucks, this hotbed of Hungarian culture is a reasonably priced alternative to cities like Vienna and Paris.
