Sentence examples for reasonably placed from inspiring English sources

At 175 for four with 17 overs to go, Worcestershire looked reasonably placed.

The three previous films directed by Mickle could all be reasonably placed as horror films, though part of what made them so notable was the uncanny ability of Mickle and Damici to cross-pollinate ideas from different genres.

Gulliford et al. has documented that READ medical codes could be reasonably placed on a continuum from low to high inter-rater agreement as to whether a genuine stroke event occurred [ 1].

Rifle advantages: Unlike pistol bullets, which typically create narrow permanent wound channels, the greatly increased speed of rifle bullets create a shock wave that can permanently destroy large amounts of tissue, greatly increasing your chances of stopping the threat with a single reasonably placed shot.

Locke also held a social-contract theory of government, but he maintained that the parties to the contract could not reasonably place themselves under the absolute power of a ruler.

Such posterior probabilities provide informative upper bounds of how much confidence one may reasonably place in causal relationships between genes on the basis of observed data when honestly accounting for network uncertainty.

"Kwiatkowski seems to be reasonably well placed to do so".

"This spate of new cases is evidence that that sense was reasonably well placed".

But compared with most war-torn states, Iraq, with 300,000 foreign troops already in the field, seems reasonably well placed to achieve security.

But unlike in 2012, when Syriza narrowly lost an election to the centre-right New Democracy party, the Germans and others hint that this time the euro zone is reasonably well placed to cope with a Greek departure.

The US Open champion is reasonably well placed to add Wimbledon silverware to his collection, with either of the Poles Lukasz Kubot or Jerzy Janowicz waiting in the semi-finals.