Sentence examples for we have reasonably from inspiring English sources

From above the earth, we have reasonably objective evidence that backs up ground-based data that the military surge into Baghdad came into effect after swaths of the city had been subjected to vicious sectarian violence and, at least through December 2007, had not experienced any visible progress in their material conditions.

With the benefit of hindsight, we do know roughly how depressed the economy has been; we have reasonably good estimates of the effects of government spending; so we can put together an estimate of what would have happened if we had, in fact, pursued a policy of government spending sufficient to keep output at potential.

Somehow, though, people like Ron Paul don't like to talk about events of the past century, for which we have reasonably good data; they like to talk about events in the dim mists of history, where we don't really know what happened.

We can control the size of the carbon footprint we leave if we have reasonably good knowledge of the environmental consequences of everyday actions to shape those choices.

It is important that we have reasonably constructed the dye-sensitized system of Pd/MOF and successfully extended the application of MOF to the visible range.

From this paper we have reasonably concluded that current colon hexadecimal notation of IPv6 address is not the best or most suitable choice.

He added: "And, when we had reasonably wide-open, or relatively wide-open tolerances, you were able to let the tolerance be taken out by the effects of the crash.

And we say that because we do have reasonably good economic history of what capital spending slowdowns look like in tech and what some of the triggers were.

For potential unity inside the Democratic Party, and so that we can all regard both candidates as trustworthy and democratic, we must have fair counts in Arizona and New York, and we must have reasonably fair elections in the states yet to vote.

The current negativity occurred because of wild, casino-type operations of big finance players, creating liabilities way beyond anything we could have reasonably expected.

Had there been a half Senate election this year, instead of a double dissolution, we could have reasonably expected another six crossbenchers being elected for a total of 12," he says.