Sentence examples for reasonably important. from inspiring English sources

I was in a reasonably important meeting with about ten people, including a celebrity TV presenter, and as the meeting was coming to a close the presenter asked me where I was from, obviously detecting my Yorkshire twang.

A United States official said that Mr. Ghamdi is also known to American intelligence agencies by the alias Abu Bakr, and described him as someone who had emerged in recent months as "a reasonably important guy in Saudi Arabia" in planning Qaeda operations.

Sotheby's, though, has been able to snag one reasonably important group of paintings: 10 works valued at $10 million that belong to Rolf and Margit Weinberg, collectors from Zurich who plan to sell a selection of their paintings at Sotheby's York Avenue headquarters on May 13.

Joan: By the time we had a paper that we were ready to submit, we thought that the results were reasonably important.

It is actually reasonably important, whether you are in favor of a minimum wage rise or against one, that you actually understand the arguments, the real arguments that is, that are being put forward, the actual facts underlying the debate.

When interpreting the results from tests of induced muscle pain a bio-psycho-social model is reasonably important.

A regulation can survive intermediate scrutiny if it does a reasonably decent job of achieving something fairly important.

He won because the federal courts accepted the argument that filing deadlines tend to discriminate against late-emerging, independent candidates without reasonably advancing important state interests.

However, consistent management in a single centre can reasonably exclude important differences in treatment strategies among patients.

This process is reasonably more important at D1, when the midgut is under development, than at D6 when most of the tissues are in place.

Keeping the controller reasonably priced was important to Microsoft, Mr. Johnson said.