Sentence examples for reasonably takes from inspiring English sources

Let our senators debate an issue or an individual's record as long as it reasonably takes, but please spare us the long-winded introduction of irrelevant matters (like recipes) intended to delay and frustrate.

You might more reasonably take the Reykjavik match as a sign of co-operation, not conflict.

Thus, some believe that government can reasonably take much of the total paid by the user.

The only real issue was how many books I could reasonably take.

"One characteristic of human society is that people reasonably take care of the disabled and those in vulnerable positions," Mr Nakamura said.

Generally, it seeks balance in health care that tries to reasonably take care of physicians' needs while further clamping down on costs.

The benefit of an IVA is that you keep your home, though if you sell within the five-year period any equity is, quite reasonably, taken by the creditors.

Heavy-handed Assistant chief constable Allyn Thomas, Kent police's commander of the operation, said in November his officers had not been properly briefed about actions they could "reasonably take when engaging with members of the press".

But speaking at a Sport and Recreation Alliance event on the issue last month, the head of the EU's sport unit Michal Krejza was lukewarm about what sort of role – if any – it could reasonably take on.

If Consolidated Edison can be deemed responsible when power is knocked out for long periods, and if the Army Corps of Engineers can be held liable in court (as it was) for its failings in Hurricane Katrina, might the weather people not reasonably take the fall when their forecasts are off?

This limit can be reasonably taken as 2 mm.