Sentence examples for what would be reasonable from inspiring English sources

What would be reasonable in these circumstances?

"We think many of the advocates may not like these cuts, but they can't say these are beyond the parameters of what would be reasonable to cut at this time, with this deficit," Mr. Paterson said.

"Much as I would like it to be otherwise, unless we are going to adjourn far beyond what would be reasonable, I don't think there will be any difference in the amount of publicity," Justice Obus said wryly in issuing his decision.

There are different views about what would be reasonable conditions for choosing among alternative possible moral rules.

The CAMM helped facilitate a discussion on what would be reasonable to evaluate for each reporting period.

As such, if there was substantial over- or under-reporting on the part of clients or caregivers, we would anticipate that the assessor would consider all the information and record a value that was in line with what would be reasonable.

(Recall that Austin would have taken each form of assessment to be occasion-bound: a matter, for example, of what would be fair and reasonable to judge on this particular occasion).

It is not clear what would be considered reasonable steps.

"With incomes falling, we needed to figure out what would be a reasonable price," he said.

If we are — as you argue — too quick to denigrate the school system, what would be a reasonable standard to set?

"We have worked with some of the top security experts in the country in order to determine what would be a reasonable threat to a plant," Mr. Sheehan said.