Sentence examples for reasonably or not from inspiring English sources

More often than not, the public has a built-in detector on whether the police performed reasonably or not.

In a world in which offence is taken often, either reasonably or not, the Goldwater rule is not about offensiveness, but ethics.

He imagined himself - and, reasonably or not, still does - as a lead protagonist in the history of his own time, a consequential character in the grand American narrative.

But at least if academics know a little bit more about the economics of this, they can make informed decisions about which publishers / journals are behaving reasonably (or not).

The race, once called the Whitbread, is part traveling trade show and part extreme sporting event, which can lead to abrupt transitions from pushing product on land to pushing a 70-foot, or 20-meter, yacht on the ocean as fast as it can reasonably — or not so reasonably — go.

The public survey show that between 40% and 83% of the people feels not reasonably or not at all informed about the fox tapeworm.

Losses to follow up and missing values will, if reasonably random or not too extensive, be taken care of by substituting mean or median values of real data that are typical for the sample [ 44].

This is why the biographies of so many writers in the 20th century who were otherwise reasonably good people, or not monstrous certainly (think of Fitzgerald, Faulkner, Bellow, Yates, Agee, to take a few almost at random), are strewn with broken marriages and neglected or under-appreciated children.

"She exercised her discretion reasonably in determining whether or not those explanations complied with acceptable standards in the exercise of her discretion".

Before publication, in an effort to ascertain which people I could reasonably expect to be supportive (or not), I began scouring social media for signs that anyone with whom I was acquainted was friendly with my assailants.

The government is trying to cut off the innocent owner defense by pointing to evidence undermining a claim that Mr. Cohen acted reasonably or that he did not know about the violations.