Sentence examples for reasonably pursue from inspiring English sources

We do not believe that a well-informed and responsible senior management team could reasonably pursue the current "blind fight" legal and public relations strategy if it indeed possessed accurate information.

It's ok to work on more than one project at a time, but you may find that you think up more projects than you can reasonably pursue.

An important question becomes: What can be reasonably pursued?

Ten years ago, its approach was still influenced by the principle of "subsidiarity": avoiding becoming involved in policies which could reasonably be pursued at national, regional or local level.

Disagreements about identifying necessary or appropriate processes are typically connected to the issue of the last section: disagreements about what degree of improvement in relations can reasonably be pursued in the aftermath of wrongdoing.

"Once the prosecution's psychiatrist agreed with our psychiatrist on Barlas Jr.'s condition, they couldn't reasonably continue to pursue this as a first-degree murder case," his attorney, Aaron Hamrock, tells me over the phone.

If the liberal critics are correct, all that can be reasonably asked of religious citizens is that, in a pluralistic liberal democracy, they competently pursue secular reasons for the coercive laws they support.

Such relievers are uncommon, not to mention costly, and the Mets have shown no evidence so far that they will pursue any of the reasonably attractive second-tier free-agent relievers who could slide into those roles.

It is unwise to pursue this immigrant visa category unless one is reasonably certain that strong evidence in support of the petition can be produced.

Credit the Mets, once wild spenders, for pursuing him reasonably.

As a young man in postwar Belgium, De Keyser pursued a reasonably successful career as a journalist, commentating eclectically on sport and art.