Sentence examples for reasonably hope for from inspiring English sources

Research in the direction of bridging the gap between static and dynamic reasoning support in SPARQL queries is continuing, and we can also reasonably hope for truly run-time reasoning to appear in the relatively near future.

What don't we get that we might reasonably hope for?

"If you just reduced the nonsense, that's a goal you should reasonably hope for".

She has tried to offset that by picking the strongest economic team that Brazilians could reasonably hope for.

Voters can reasonably hope for a less ideological approach to economic recovery and ought to demand one reflexively.(Photo credit: Reuters) .

Of course they have a tricky job; there are several (more than the maximum three!) theoretical physicists who could reasonably hope for a share in the prize.

That may reflect the industry's state of mind: 12 months after the Lehman debacle, things are less bad than expected and better than could be reasonably hoped for.

But now, when they could have reasonably hoped for greater freedom under President Muhammad Khatami, their lives are not only difficult but horribly at risk.In the past few weeks, three writers who fought for freedom of expression have been kidnapped and killed in Tehran.

But demand has been as strong as could be reasonably hoped for throughout the crisis, and imports have dropped noticeably.

Sega can reasonably hope that is one too many ifs for VM Labs.

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