Sentence examples for reasonably modern from inspiring English sources

The Decent Homes Standard states that all social housing should be free of health and safety hazards, be in a "reasonable state of repair", have "reasonably modern kitchens, bathrooms and boilers", and be "reasonably insulated".

Hitherto he has concentrated on writers such as Moravia, Calasso, Calvino - the reasonably modern.

However, despite its nods to the oldest first-person shooter of all, it does feel thoroughly honed and reasonably modern.

When Saddam Hussein took over Iraq in 1979, it was a reasonably modern country, with a strong, professional, well-educated middle-class.

The location of the republic along the Morava-Vardar route from Belgrade, Serbia, to Thessaloníki, Greece, has endowed it with reasonably modern road and rail links on a northwest-southeast axis.

Beijing could send out its attack submarines, many of which are reasonably modern, and declare a quarantine around the island, threatening to sink any ships within a couple of hundred miles of its shores.

"They did a reasonably good job, though the building obviously looks pretty modern relative to the other architecture".

Telling a reasonably effective modern company that it should focus on "knowledge creation" is rather like telling an orchestra that it should concentrate on "music making".

In June, Tesla was also awarded a $465 million loan from the Department of Energy, which will help it manufacture its more reasonably priced Modern S sedan.

Kevin attended a "reasonably artistic" secondary modern school in London and was inspired by his metalwork teacher, an ex-silversmith, who recognised his flair.

After decades of digging, paleoanthropologists looking for fossilized human bones have established a reasonably clear picture: Modern humans arose in Africa some 200,000 years ago and all archaic species of humans then disappeared, surviving only outside Africa, as did the Neanderthals in Europe.