Sentence examples for reasonably maintained from inspiring English sources
But equally I consider that the counter view can be reasonably maintained.
A reasonably maintained wooden fence or a policeman on the beat, let alone a concealed safe in a locked office in a secure building (and which building, and which office?) would have been more than enough to see off some parachuted Nazi unfortunate who has been wasting months memorising Cockney slang, cricket scores and conversational gambits about the British monarchy.
The old dependence on a government-monitored system of wide "stock routes" plied by expert drovers has been replaced by modern trucking, including the distinctive "road trains" (large trucks, each pulling several trailers) of the north, and by reasonably maintained roads capable of supporting these behemoths.
Examination revealed a reasonably maintained contour of the shoulder with total restriction of abduction.
The structural bonding performance of composite-to-composite joints, evaluated in lap-shear and peel tests, was reasonably maintained for adhesives containing 0.5 wt% or 1 wt% SWCNTs.
In this case, involving pre-consumer waste or scrap, where the material identifies and uniformity can be reasonably maintained, it is often possible to recycle the plastic back to the same product.
We could then reasonably maintain that practical but not theoretical reasons can only be internal.
But park officials say the city has more park space than it can reasonably maintain.
Ms. Plame just wrote a book that the C.I.A. could reasonably maintain was entirely classified.
And while Mr. Murdoch might reasonably maintain that he did not have knowledge of the culture of permission created by Mr. Hinton and Ms. Brooks, by now he has 655 million reasons to know that Mr. Carlucci colored outside the lines.
An ethically credible partnership will also be cognizant of the competitive nature of industry and academia and will seek to reasonably maintain any competitive advantage or expertise a partner might have in a given area of research.
