Sentence examples for reasonably provide for from inspiring English sources

Reserves are provisions for future liabilities and indicate how much money should be set aside now to reasonably provide for future payouts.

As reconstruction began, the CPA realized that DOD could not reasonably provide security for over 2500 sites.

All the quantifications of LUCC and driving forces can reasonably provide basic information for government to guide the land use and ecological protection.

At issue here is the short-term impact of the end of Windows XP which could, I think reasonably, provide a few quarters of lift for the PC market.

Ms. Eddins also said the company's reputation for arrogance was unjustified and arose because customers expected customized machines, which PE could not reasonably provide.

The group said that India "reasonably provided some preferences for local producers of solar energy in order to convert from a carbon economy to a green economy".

While the availability of genomics data is reasonably well provided for by publicly accessible and well-maintained data repositories (with the relevant exception of clinical data), there is a need for improved (and novel) annotation standards and requirements in data repositories to enable better integration and reuse of publically available data.

A formulated strategy can reasonably be expected to provide for the first two levels.

Green took charge of Balliol Hall where reasonably priced accommodation was provided for poor and mature students.

For that reason, he is showing off the quality of food he is providing for the poor, who he can reasonably expect to keep him in power.

(Responses: yes; no; unable to say. If yes, text box provided for additional comments) Q5: Could any intervention have reasonably been expected to prevent death?