Sentence examples for reasonably move from inspiring English sources
Unlike a spinet, these larger upright piano models are too top-heavy and bulky to reasonably move without tilting them onto a wide dolly.
"This is a reasonably good move by Oracle – and it leaves its Solaris OS hanging a little as an orphan, sunset OS.
Better still, emergency admission data are collected routinely, and the algorithms used in Ellis-Brooks et al (2012) can be repeated, so could give us a reasonably fast moving indicator of any progress in cancer diagnosis.
If there's any comfort to be drawn from yesterday, it's that the market recognized a senseless move reasonably quickly and acted to correct it.
But if you're considering this, you'll need to move reasonably quickly as the official vouchers are running out; so it may be worth considering a new heating system altogether.
The 19-year-old seemed to move reasonably well after the incident and even served for the match at 5-4 up in the deciding set but he admitted it troubled him.
When a film based on a book is released, publishers can reasonably expect to move thousands of additional copies (and possibly many more if the movie is a hit).
This is why rational violent groups such as the PLO and the IRA, as well as the ANC, move reasonably quickly towards nonviolent political engagement, albeit invariably leaving splinter groups in their wake to remind them of their past and to make it easier for their opponents to continue to make political capital out of their bloody backgrounds.
Stepper motor driven stages can have a large range of travel, be scanned reasonably rapidly, and move with a typical precision of the order of 1 μm.
This was thought to be an impossibly short time given our expectations about the amount of time it would reasonably take to move from household to household, introduce the study, obtain informed consent, and complete the survey.
