Sentence examples for rose reasonably from inspiring English sources
"In the second half of last year, capital spending by businesses rose reasonably quickly," he said.
The other trout were not rapacious either, but in the small, quiet pools of the Ottery they rose reasonably well, particularly in late afternoon, from their hideaways below small runs.
People don't come here to party into the early hours - Caye Caulker is much too chilled out for that - and the first habit I picked up was going to bed and rising reasonably early.
Federal estimates only rose to reasonably accurate levels not far off the earlier outside estimates after sensors were implanted in the wellhead and the flow was capped in mid-July.
Indeed, as several investors told me, anyone putting money into Groupon actually has to believe that its value could reasonably rise by, say, 50 percent in the next couple of years, making it a $15 billion company.
FACED with tightening credit and a slowing economy, America's consumers are being forced to scale back their purchases, but high prices of necessities are keeping their overall purchases rising at a reasonably strong rate.
They're betting that the price of oil will rise in the reasonably near future, that alternative energy won't develop fast enough, and that the world won't aggressively tackle climate change.
3, 39 Positive indirect costs such as time and travel costs should reasonably rise as well as the costs to treat cervical precancer and invasive cervical cancer side effects.
Whilst each of the three techniques gave rise to reasonably (>99%) pure metals, subsequent carefully controlled vacuum distillation, using a system with especially designed crucible, baffle and collector systems, resulted in ultra-high-purity metals being produced.
The log(–log(survival)) plot for FIGO stage gave rise to reasonably parallel lines and therefore suggests proportionality.
The bank said its "reasonably possible" losses from lawsuits in the quarter rose to $2.7 billion, up from $2.4 billion at the end of 2011.
