Sentence examples for that reasonably from inspiring English sources

I accept that there will be specific military information that reasonably can't be shared.

"If indeed they lock out," Fehr said, "is that reasonably calculated to make a deal more likely or less likely?

Mr. Catapano pointed out that high-definition television sets already convert standard DVD signals to something that reasonably approximates their higher image standard.

The agreement also demands that AA employees should not discuss the company at a volume that "reasonably could be overheard by a third party".

Since the 1990s the database has improved so that reasonably constrained reconstructions can now be made as far back as 1 billion years.

It called on the Federal Reserve to cap the fees at a level that "reasonably" accounted for the cost of processing transactions.

She is of the belief that reasonably lavish applications of fat (bacon bits, butter, cheese, oil) make vegetables instantly palatable, and she is right.

They lost the three road games by an average of 5.7 to a team that reasonably should have been in the draft lottery.

If tracking social impacts is, in fact, something deemed important by a company, the best business solution is to identify a key business output that reasonably proxies for the targeted social outcome.

Indeed, the board found that the FBI can disseminate US person information acquired under section 702 "that reasonably appears to be foreign intelligence information" or even data deemed "necessary to understand foreign intelligence information".

The ship's cooks even made items that reasonably fancy restaurants buy frozen, such as vegetable and meat stocks, which they reduced in huge tilting receptacles called Bratt pans, and bath-towel-size sheets of dough for apple strudel.