Sentence examples for reasonably send from inspiring English sources

According to Time, a weekly world news magazine, they were wearing civilian clothes and intended to infiltrate Iraq, lagging behind a humanitarian convoy, in order to destabilize the region to a level where Turkey could reasonably send its own peacekeeping force.

Dominic Raab, a Tory aide and author of a book on human rights, points out that after this expansion of human-rights jurisdiction, courts may have to decide whether commanders acted reasonably in sending ill-prepared troops to war as happened in the Falklands, for instance.

All of that has been sort of channeled towards me now and I feel like I've been able to deal with it reasonably well and send a strong message that the sport has changed.

To a Norwegian, the job of government is to distribute the country's good fortune reasonably equally, not send it zooming upward, as in America today, to a sticky-fingered one percent.

All it does is schedule things: You copy it on emails where you're trying to set up meetings, and it sends reasonably cheerful emails to your other participants to find a mutually agreeable time.

Give him some money and he will send you fantastic, reasonably priced things.

I think people can reasonably assume that when they send a message to a hundred followers nothing terribly bad is going to happen.

I remember in 1992, dropping off film to A.P. photographers who would hopefully edit it reasonably or follow my instructions and send it.

Once established in a reasonably sheltered, sunny place, it will send forth a flush of fragrant leaves every summer and eventually become a substantial shrub.

(You can reasonably expect your tax accountant not to send your financial information to the nearest newsroom, regardless of whether there's an explicit agreement to that effect).

Beijing could send out its attack submarines, many of which are reasonably modern, and declare a quarantine around the island, threatening to sink any ships within a couple of hundred miles of its shores.