Sentence examples for reasonably saying from inspiring English sources

In other parts of Europe, countries are quite reasonably saying that for core industries they need to have the capacity to produce indigenously".

It was the FDA reasonably saying 'you're leading people to make conclusions about their health.

Because of the conceptual possibility of HGT (albeit not demonstrated; a claim not supported by a tree [ 52] or any explicit reasoning or consideration of realistic alternatives is not evidence) one can reasonably say that the argument is not by itself totally conclusive.

What we could reasonably say is Serena, on court, was far from serene.

One can reasonably say some pretty dire things about my folks, but I love my father.

We should, they will very reasonably say, ask quadriplegics themselves to evaluate life with quadriplegia.

Then I think the taxpayer will reasonably say why are we subsidising them?

This year's is the 28th annual Turner Prize show, to which you might reasonably say: so what?

Moyes quite reasonably said it was the best we had seen from his team in the Premier League.

He can hardly change his force's composition overnight, he reasonably says, when police numbers are falling, not rising.

"We can all reasonably say that Directorate S, whose U.S. division was led by Shcherbakov, has never known such a failure," he said.