Sentence examples for reasonably planned from inspiring English sources

The first edition of HBO's "Joe Buck Live" Monday night received more publicity than it could have reasonably planned for, but for the wrong reason.

This will require that exploration and development of conventional natural gas is highly valued and its industrial development to be reasonably planned.

What they ask – along with all businesses – is stability in the tax system so they can reasonably plan for the future".

"This bill brings rationality to the SUNY tuition system by allowing students and parents to reasonably plan for college expenses, instead of being subject to dramatic tuition increases and uncertainty".

The results are important for engineers to reasonably plan the gas drainage boreholes of steeply inclined and extremely thick coal seams.

Marc Freedman, founder and CEO of Civic Ventures, a think tank focusing on boomers, work and social purpose, figures that today's 60-year-old might reasonably plan to work at least part-time for another 15 years.

Only on the basis of such information will it be possible to reasonably plan, implement and evaluate effective protective programs aimed at reducing exposures and to affect the subsequent risk of morbidity and mortality.

If you're in a tornado-threatened area, and on a higher level if you are concerned about flooding or earthquakes, and you can reasonably plan on surviving on site, put your kit in an upper level closet.

"Schools, perfectly reasonably, plan and deliver the curriculum that policy-makers say they must deliver.

At last, the measuring sequence of the sampling points to be planned reasonably based on TSP is given.

At the time, the threat seemed reasonably distant; campaigns were planned, and there was fair optimism that the organisers would reconsider.