Sentence examples for reasonably ready from inspiring English sources

Because I live in a city, I'm not bothered by my car's top-end range of ninety miles per charge, and I have reasonably ready access to public charging stations.

Pentax just announced two new budget P&S cameras, both of which are quite reasonably priced and ready to go into your purse or pocket for taking snaps of the kids.

Of course many poor countries will need capacity building, but some are more than ready to reasonably comply with all the requirements – and thus also enjoy the benefits – from the outset.

Now stocks are more reasonably valued, they said, and ready to follow the economy upward.

Office Shooter Fest — most offices are networked together and provided you have a reasonably fast machine you're ready to go.

On the other hand, if the noises they are making are what you would reasonably expect from anyone getting ready for their day, you won't have much of a case.

"I was enjoying my job but I started to feel that I was still young, was capable of playing sport at a reasonably high level and wasn't ready to give up on that.

Ask each office when you could reasonably expect the copies to be ready for pickup and set a date with them.

★ PISCES 20 Feb-20 Mar Upstanding, fearless and ready to contest (ever so reasonably) matters with the boss?

These "very early neonatal deaths" and many fetal deaths reasonably can be construed as a clinical continuum "ready-made" for subjectivity in classification despite the extant international definition of live birth.

Effectively, the company is best served by being ready for events that no one could reasonably predict, but that means at least that it can focus on product updates that make sharing in Schadenfreude as easy and effective as possible.