Sentence examples for when it is reasonable from inspiring English sources

It is often clear when somebody is approaching death and when it is reasonable to do only palliative care.

Searches of vehicles are permissible, Justice Stevens said, "when it is reasonable to believe evidence relevant to the crime of arrest might be found in the vehicle".

The implication is that the just person can recognize when it is reasonable to return what he has borrowed.

The courageous person can recognize when it is reasonable to stand his ground in battle and when it isn't.

When it is reasonable close to the target, a couple of claws-like grippers should close to grab the tree branch.

According to TK, S's belief that p is true not merely because of luck when it is reasonable or rational, from S's own point of view, to take p to be true.

It doesn't seem to get when it's reasonable to expect proof "beyond a reasonable doubt".

"I think there was a time when it was reasonable to hope that by controlling U.S. technology we could control use of encryption worldwide," he said.

There may come a time when it's reasonable to create hypotheticals about a world in which the Confederacy won the war.

I'm here to give women the strength to deal with the society they live in and what it's asking, and know when it's reasonable, but not to obsess.

"But his achievement, the reason he is remarkable, is that he got a group of people out of a situation when it was reasonable to expect that no one would have possibly survived.