Sentence examples for take reasonably from inspiring English sources

The threat of terrorism notwithstanding, chances are that most Americans can live to a ripe old age and enjoy those years -- if they take reasonably good care of their health.

Remember to take reasonably sized sections of hair that will allow all hairs to be in contact with the flat iron, this is why the spray is VERY important as not to damage hair nearly as much.

For people already taking reasonably good care of themselves, the rewards can't come fast enough.

Under current regulations, clubs are able to avoid sanctions by arguing that they had taken "reasonably practicable" steps to avoid unacceptable behaviour from fans.

He said Mr Thomas took reasonably swift action to remove the message and expressed remorse and was, for a period, suspended by his football club.

Take any reasonably long-term period, and stock investments do just fine.

The question is, if Nasdaq falls further, will it take more reasonably priced shares down with it?

I always take a reasonably sized handbag so that I can fit in my heels and go from meeting to meeting in a pretty pair of flats.

"My plan before the race was to take it reasonably steady and keep it relaxed until the top of the first two hills".

There's no point updating the story, of course, and in fact the girls do in any case take a reasonably bold and assertive role in the adventure.

With the competition for limited tax dollars, getting school administrations to take even reasonably efficient action on library agendas can be next to impossible.