Sentence examples for which may reasonably from inspiring English sources

The states pointed to the agency's charter, under the Clean Air Act, which instructs it to regulate chemicals released into the air "which may reasonably be anticipated to endanger public health or welfare".

Murchie (1960) proved experimentally the existence of a significant relationship between weight increase and substrate type, which may reasonably be attributed to nutritional quality of the substrate.

That year, a group of nonprofits asked the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) to regulate the gases under the Clean Air Act, which calls for regulations on "air pollution which may reasonably be anticipated to endanger public health or welfare".

He insists, in particular, on the verbal or trivial nature of the whole dispute about whether we should call God a "mind" or "intelligence" and emphasizes, once again, "the vast difference, which may reasonably be supposed between him and human minds" (D, 12.6/216 7 — my emphasis).

The USEPA has been doing it's job, as required by the Clean Air Act ever since, including finding that carbon emissions from motor vehicles and power plants "cause or contribute to air pollution which may reasonably be anticipated to endanger public health or welfare".

Furthermore, the primary endpoint has no subjective element in its definition, which may reasonably minimize potential bias.

The Manchester Corporation demanded it be "equal if not superior, to any similar building in the country at any cost which may be reasonably required".

This suggests that a single small (eg 17 state) valuation subset that can be applied to all countries may not exist however a common set of 31 states was found which may perform reasonably well when applied to the data for the three countries in the study.

The intended viewership seems to consist of guys who fantasize about sleeping with Ms. Alba, which may represent a reasonably large share of the population.

For example, the Shaver and Merrill (1959) model has R 2 value of 0.66 which may be considered reasonably large.

"Some may operate through state-owned and state-controlled entities in industries such as aerospace and defense, banking, finance, healthcare, energy and others, which may not be reasonably identifiable as foreign government entities, and therefore may not be included in our calculation of profit to be donated".