Sentence examples for we mean reasonable from inspiring English sources

By assumptions, we mean reasonable, best guess definitions for unknown values or relationships between variables which are supposed to be plausible but cannot be directly validated by measured data.

"We've had several players who either have not been available to us or just have not performed up to expectations — and when I say expectations, I mean reasonable expectations based on history, I'm not talking about career bests.

And robust backlogs mean reasonable predictability in financial results–hence the market enthusiasm for all things aerospace.

position was material, which means reasonable investors would consider it important.

The law's reference to a "reasonable accommodation" means "reasonable to the employee," Ms. Center said, "a modification that enables the disabled person to participate".

BASICS The 11-room Desert Riviera is a boutique motel, and that means reasonable rates and lots of perks but no room service.

By reasonable, we mean that the baseline follows the background signal on either side of the faradaic current region and does not exhibit strange topology, such as inflections within the faradaic region (region A in Figure 19).

By 'reasonable', we mean a selection of sites that will minimize the number of incorrect mappings of ambiguous tags.

Anonymous, Brooklyn It depends on what you mean by "reasonable".

That does not mean that reasonable estimates are impossible.

The commission updated some time-honoured thinking about "just war" to identify six criteria: just cause, right intention, last resort, proportional means, reasonable prospects and right authority.