Sentence examples for reasonably like from inspiring English sources

Next, design an asset-allocation model based on what you determine to be your needs and what percentage of return you would reasonably like to see, in line with current market trends.

And people are very reasonably like, "I don't want to see that at eight in the morning, what are you doing?" Fiona Staples is a comic book artist based in Calgary.

In other cases where the biological relationship in the input sequences was subtle and no method could find a reasonable answer, RBT-GA performed reasonably, like 1ajsA in Reference #3.

But I'm pleased that I've managed to say something that sounds reasonably like myself.

What the new PaperPalm from Chronicle Books in San Francisco does have, aside from its parody value, is about 60 lined sheets of paper and a cover that looks reasonably like an electronic Palm.

You get a really emotional car in the Mini, but one that handles more reasonably, like the Honda.

That can sometimes feel not very much like a community at all, let alone a community of reasonably like-minded, progressive, intelligent people coming together around some virtual idea of the Guardian.

In theory, this should be the perfect answer for polarised, indecisive Israel; in practice, the record of Israel's previous national-unity governments has been poor, with little achieved on the Arab front.But if Mr Barak were able to pull together a reasonably like-minded coalition, the advance towards a Palestinian settlement could be swift.

Tell your girlfriend how much time you (reasonably) would like to spend playing video games.

It's O.K. to do whatever you reasonably can — like helping to find a counselor, scheduling the appointment, even coming along for support.

In 1995, when it seemed Colin Powell might run for president, Powell explained his ­appeal to white voters thus: "I speak reasonably well, like a white person", and, visually, "I ain't that black".