"Perhaps it's naïve of me to expect people to write reasonable books about emotionally charged subjects," one such review began, irritably.
And now, he wrote, "reasonable suspicion justifying the seizure of citizens will be found even if police officers are mistaken concerning the law as long as their testimony includes magic words such as 'I thought..
While there remain a subset of reactions that are less understood and whose important and fascinating reaction details are still being worked out (e.g., Das et al., 2011; Weeks et al., 2012), we can write reasonable chemical mechanisms for the vast majority of enzymes (Benkovic and Bruice, 1966; Walsh, 1979; Sinnott, 1998; Silverman, 2002).
Researchers, who looked at over 1,000 respondents, say that black millennials in particular show some of the study's most interesting and counterintuitive discoveries, writing: "A reasonable person may expect to uncover a sense of despair, apathy, or hopelessness.
Rule 3: Written, Reasonable & Specific Goals.
In a 20-page order, Judge Vinson wrote that "reasonable and intelligent people (and reasonable and intelligent jurists) can disagree" about the constitutionality of the insurance requirement.
"I always felt I could write a reasonable literary novel, but not a great one," he says.
Colm Tóibín's short stories are quite good, there is a good sex scene in Bret Easton Ellis's Imperial Bedrooms; Dyer wrote perfectly reasonable scenes in Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi.
"There is," he wrote, "a reasonable probability that the defendant would have been acquitted if the DNA evidence excluding the defendant as the contributor of the pubic hair had been introduced at trial".
Generally, the recipes are accurate and written with reasonable clarity, and the attractive design enhances the book's overall usefulness -- although older cooks might wish that a larger type had been used for the recipe directions.
