Sentence examples for to make reasonably from inspiring English sources

Then do more to make reasonably priced housing possible.

Best of all, they are confident enough to make reasonably optimistic investment plans.

Rarely are staffs given the resources to make reasonably current assessments on all properties in the jurisdiction.

The millennial division of the internet subsists on a fairly shallow pool of nostalgia: endless posts celebrating variously unremarkable anniversaries, all intended to make reasonably young people feel reasonably old.

But can anyone doubt that the demands on people to make reasonably intelligent choices with their money has so far exceeded their wisdom to do it, that maybe we should at least try to figure out some way to close the gap?

Mary Mahaffey, a veterinarian at the University of Georgia, Athens, says the study "should allow breeders to make reasonably good progress in reducing the incidence of hip dysplasia".

He also says that this can be done and that in fact it is done in a broad and benchmark sort of way in practice: "Prior to any notation, we make reasonably consistent judgments as to whether performances by different people are insances of the same dance" (1976, 213).

Second, the F.C.C. must make reasonably priced high-speed access available to everyone.

Jennifer Gill, Amy Overman and Theresa Goehring all make reasonably appealing dominatrixes, but the yarn isn't funny enough to be hilarious or sexy enough to be steamy.

Firstly, the later generations were more likely than the earlier ones to have worked in training programmes that expected choices to be made reasonably soon after qualification.

All would make reasonably priced entrees for children ($7 to $9).