Sentence examples for reasonably proved from inspiring English sources

The simulations of temperature profiles are reasonably proved by experiments with the maximum relative errors of ±9.77%.

"They have really been able to expand sales, and the formula is a reasonably proven one".

The Pope's reductionism has done nothing to help this process of reappropriation along: a critical approach should not expect him to apologise but it must simply and reasonably prove to him that historically, scientifically, and ultimately, spiritually, he is mistaken.

So far, an intravenous volume load is the only reasonably proven and widely accepted prophylaxis for CIN after CM application [ 25- 28].

So far, such deals have proved reasonably innocuous.

Mr. Dingell believes that post-Watergate reforms have already proved reasonably effective.

Surprisingly, the steering wheel controls proved reasonably efficient for adjusting the screen or entering destinations.

The logic of his forecast is clear, though, and it has usually proved reasonably accurate.

This marks a complete reversal of the neutral stance that we adopted in May and which proved reasonably successful.

The other possibility is Mr Miliband might want a second election, if his minority government proved reasonably popular, as Harold Wilson did in October 1974.

Score: 3/5 Verdict: This is an interesting variation on the standard bird feeder that's reasonably priced and proved popular with the birds (and the occasional slug!).