Sentence examples for this might reasonably from inspiring English sources

Women – and there's no easy way to say this – might reasonably expect to be pleasured in the marital bed.

But if you're wowed by melting domes of chocolate, puddles of dry ice and "transparent" ravioli with all the appeal of sheets of gelatine stuffed with tinny-tasting fish, this might reasonably blow your mind.

"This might reasonably lead to suspicions that Mr Adamson and Ms McMillan were being made to take the blame in a contrived media-handling operation for the mishandled pre-briefing, while allowing the FCA to claim that this was not the case," Tyrie said.

If we add together 1.7 + 6.8 = 8.5, this might reasonably be an estimate of the registration margin that would equal a tied race.

This might reasonably be expected because TB causes serious illness, but many of the controls would have had much less severe conditions.

It points out that the offer of a prenatal test for a particular trait is never neutral, but rather implies that a reasonable person might wish to know whether her fetus has this trait, and that this information might reasonably be the basis for a decision not to continue the pregnancy.

These included several writers who, neglected this time, might reasonably expect to attract the attention of critics and readers a generation hence.

From this you might reasonably deduce that Grantland is a sport website, and you'd be correct, but it's more than that.

A stranger to the U.S. system, presented with this report, might reasonably conclude that the U.S. is a country in which progress in "human rights" is defined not as a matter of protecting individual rights to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, but as a direct function of putting the federal government in charge of who gets what.

"You'd think that if they're going to talk to anybody about this, we might reasonably get a leg up on getting interviews with any NBC News executives to explain this decision if only because we're right down the hall," she continued.

This relative underachievement of Asian medical students, together with the existence of the negative stereotype together, mean that the ethnic minority group in this study might reasonably be expected to have suffered from stereotype threat.