Sentence examples for terribly reasonable from inspiring English sources

We had to transfer patients to [other city] and whereas it might be fine for you or I to go to [other city] to get treatment, when you're 80 years old, that's not a terribly reasonable thing to have happen to you because of the logistics of the difficulties involved.

In fact, that price-slashing process has already begun, as Nokia recently announced that their AT&T-bound Lumia 900 now sports a much lighter price tag — it can be had for the terribly-reasonable price of $49.99.

For some reason, terribly, terribly guilty.

Taxis were terribly expensive, but we found reasonable day rentals on bikes, motor scooters and cars throughout the islands.

The NFL runs a terribly unsafe workplace by every reasonable definition.

Like so many things that go terribly wrong, it started as a reasonable idea.

As Lincoln recognized, "reasonable" people can be terribly wrong about original speaker meaning and error needs to be correctable.

So a federal judge's January 2 ruling upholding the legitimacy of US Border Patrol agents' search and temporary seizure of a French-American student's laptop without reasonable suspicion in 2010 is not terribly surprising, even if it is disheartening.

In fairness to non-voters, a single vote isn't a terribly influential way to change government; so it's reasonable that a generation of makers wants something more.

For all intents and purposes, Dr. Scott Faulkner gave the impression of being a thoroughly reasonable man, but his brother's haphazard mission failed terribly.

With Camrys, Malibus, Accords, Passats and Sonatas all striving to strike an optimal — if not terribly stirring — balance of fuel economy, sound driving dynamics and premium features at a reasonable price, it's a huge challenge by any measure.