Sentence examples for strong reasonableness from inspiring English sources

Hence, the forecasting base should be the future production trend instead of the full-cycle trend, given that in different periods, the production growth may vary greatly, thus it might be only reasonable to make forecasts based on production growth in recent years; also, while fitting the whole historical production enhances accuracy, it does not bring strong reasonableness.

The court said that diners clearly "did not expect Sutton's fried-chicken sandwich to contain a hot pocket of grease" and the statement from the McDonald's worker "serves as a strong corroboration for the reasonableness of this expectation".

Thus, the degree of stakeholder participation had the strongest influence of the reasonableness of decision-making and was significant.

Even the strong statements of the slow movement had a reasonableness about them.

But a strong president doesn't depend on luck and the reasonableness of Congress.

Despite these minor successes, Brownlee's strategy of negotiation and relying on the reasonableness of all parties rather than imposing strong legislation left his popularity among farmers diminished.

All genuine versions of public reason liberalism share the standard conception of reasonableness.

Why does reasonableness matter?

So much here defies reasonableness.

The public show of determination looked strong to her supporters, and afterward one of them, the Democratic strategist and pundit Hilary Rosen, said on CNN, "I think she passed a reasonableness test".

Quiet bipartisan reasonableness did not last long.