Sentence examples for reasonably has been from inspiring English sources

This is a surprising "discovery", as his department, quite reasonably, has been giving visas to many others coming to study at our independent schools, publicly funded further education colleges and in the (now heavily regulated) private sector.

The government has suggested a £50 fine for customer errors that could reasonably have been prevented.

Some 10m fewer Americans are now working than might reasonably have been expected in 2007.

That line might more reasonably have been written by the bird.

The first question might reasonably have been: what's so special about Portsmouth?

The ruling stated that the surveillance was "not proportionate and could not reasonably have been believed to be proportionate".

Kenneth Clarke has asked rhetorically why it has cost so much more than could reasonably have been expected.

As it is, from an English perspective, things have gone better than could reasonably have been expected.

There are many historical examples of such forgetting taking place far sooner than might reasonably have been expected.

Dr. Hilleman, who might reasonably have been expected to win a Nobel Prize, got hate mail and death threats instead.

This is not something that we – or anyone else – could reasonably have been expected to agree to".