Sentence examples for to think reasonably from inspiring English sources

"To believe the quant game is over you'd have to think reasonably priced, reasonable growth stocks will underperform," says Gus Sauter of Vanguard, which runs quant-based funds.

In this struggle it was important not only to be able to handle a club, but also to possess the ability to think reasonably, to take care of the knowledge and experience garnered by the tribe, and to develop the links that would provide cooperation with other tribes.

To which Guildenstern responds by asking, you might think reasonably: "Is that what people want?" To which the Player King replies - in my view, unanswerably - "It's what we do".

But I try to calm down myself first so that I can think reasonably and then I will advise myself, sit down, calm, sometimes".

That is a level which some (but not all) scientists think reasonably safe: it would, says the IPCC, limit the increase in temperature to 2.8-3.2°C 2.8-3.2°C

4. I think reasonably easy.

As you said, it's working I think reasonably well in Newham and one or two other authorities and we will learn from them.

"Today we actually showed our maturity and ended up winning, I think reasonably comfortably, whereas in that game we didn't and we all went home with long faces.

It's versatile, well made, and (I think) reasonably priced.

This seems strange to McGinn since he thinks, reasonably, that snow could fall from the sky even if there were no beliefs about snow, or anything else.

So most of the audience thought, reasonably enough, it was something to do with nuns.