Sentence examples for socially reasonable from inspiring English sources

The following year, after a friendly against Brazil, Schuster refused to go to a post-match party hosted by Hansi Muller on the socially reasonable grounds that he didn't like him.

In a discussion of the issues facing the embattled FSA, Lord Turner said that after a decade of excess "beyond a socially reasonable size" the City had become "swollen".

Adopting a "reasonable belief" standard does not help, in her view, because the standard for "reasonableness" masquerades as objectivity while almost inevitably relying on patriarchal and pornographic assumptions; thus "measuring consent from the socially reasonable, meaning objective man's, point of view reproduces the same problem under a more elevated label" (181).

"These socially reasonable outcomes help... everyone by adding to the science and being accountable to population needs.

But we don't have — perhaps because we don't feel strongly enough about it — there is no other organization of the sane gun guys, of the nice gun guys, the reasonable, socially minded gun guys.

In light of the great similarities that in many respects exist between these three countries, economically and socially, it is reasonable to assume that the reduction in street prostitution in Sweden is a direct result of criminalisation...

For example, if y5 came from questionnaire data: the question providing y5 presumably was clear, precise and appropriately worded, there were few missing values, no recoding difficulties, no socially-desirable response, a reasonable distribution across multiple evenly-spaced response options, and so on.

But this is a movie that tries awfully hard to be reasonable, in a socially conscious Depression-era way, that wants us to understand, as Jesse's eulogist says in the final scene, that "he wasn't altogether to blame for what his times made him".

This representative US sample was ethnically and socially heterogenous, therefore it is reasonable to consider possible implications of generalizing the findings internationally.

With the explosion of international travel with low cost airlines, more people want an interesting way of travel at reasonable cost without a socially sterile hotel.

I like to think of myself as a reasonable person who is socially progressive and would like to believe the American dream is for everyone, not just those who by some grace of God or fate got here first.