Sentence examples for reasonably it was from inspiring English sources

A district court ruled that the police officer, who maintains that the shooting was an accident, acted reasonably — it was dark, the cop didn't know if Cunningham was armed or had tried to hit the first officer, and he had only a matter of seconds to make a decision.

However, while the method performed reasonably it was not a "quantum" improvement over traditional methods Much further work has been done to explore the use of QM and QM/MM approaches to predict protein ligand binding affinities with the general conclusion that,while QM does help, it is not a panacea, at least in the current incarnation.

But unless federal agencies begin to interpret it more reasonably, it is an achievement that even fewer numbers of people will want, or even be able, to enjoy.

More reasonably, it is plausible to assume that some frictions exist preventing immediate and costless technological adaptation.

Thus, to capture the dynamic behavior reasonably, it is important to model the base fixity appropriately.   2.

As ER can integrate the qualitative information and quantitative data reasonably, it is applied.

6 Reasonably, it is expected that such organisms would be less susceptible to the effects of a squalene epoxidase inhibitor.

But I am reasonably confident it was down to the topicality of Tim Barrow's play rather than its stage attributes.

So most of the audience thought, reasonably enough, it was something to do with nuns.

I'm lucky in that the oncology on-calls are reasonably quiet – it was one of the things that attracted me to the specialty.

China feels, reasonably, that it was kicked around in history.