Sentence examples for which could reasonably from inspiring English sources

It's clear that both readings belong on this record, which could reasonably be considered a shared achievement.

"Even if the appellate body prefers a different view," said Lord Hoffmann, "it should not ordinarily interfere with a case in which it considers that the view of the home secretary is one which could reasonably be entertained".

To answer these questions we don't need to know Robert Tools's name (which could reasonably be kept secret) or the details of his family life, but we do need to know all there is to know about how he is doing with his new heart.

The president of the university, John Hennessy, who had a career as a technology entrepreneur and who now sits on the boards of Google and Cisco — companies which could reasonably be expected to one day compete with or acquire the start-up — was the academic advisor of the C.E.O.

Thanks to Tandy's chain of stores and the breakthrough price ($399 fully assembled and tested), the machine was successful enough to convince the company to introduce a more powerful computer two years later, the TRS-80 Model II, which could reasonably be marketed as a small-business computer.

That leaves Canada, which could reasonably do much more (despite recent delays in important new mines).

Gloopy pots that sit in fridges in Whole Foods and which could quite reasonably be filed under "unidentifiable cloacal ooze".

So, in a way, I said the same as Leon Wessels, but I was never part of a policy which said or which could be reasonably interpreted to say, assassination, murder, torture is allowed, or is required.

"No political refugee, even Albert Einstein, has received better treatment by an American academic institution than that received by Chen from NYU, and I am grateful to the university administration for its extraordinary generosity, which could not reasonably be expected to go on indefinitely," said Cohen, adding that Chen was choosing between "two attractive opportunities" for his future.

Our main message is that this problem of energy balance, which could be reasonably ignored in the case of CFA or SFA cameras based on large interference filters, may not be ignored in the SFA case.

A framework for understanding the structure (shape memory and thermomechanical)–property relationships in shape memory polymers (which could be reasonably modeled as comprising of a soft phase and a hard phase) using indentation is developed.