Sentence examples for yet reasonable from inspiring English sources

Sound strong, yet reasonable.

And yet, reasonable or not, it is not always welcome.

Consequently, a carbon price high enough to make CCS financially viable, yet reasonable enough to make this technology competitive with conventional oil, would address both concerns.

And yet reasonable people everywhere — depending on your definitions of reasonable and everywhere — seem to agree that what we need now, most of all, from our government at every level is heavy investment in new infrastructure.

Yet reasonable officers have known since the founding of the republic that military law prohibits torturing prisoners and, since the 1930s, that it was cruel and unusual punishment and a violation of due process to torture prisoners in the custody of the United States.

Short-acting barbiturates are commonly given intravenously; they have poor analgesic effects yet reasonable muscle relaxation.

Yet because reasonable citizens are reasonable, they are unwilling to impose their own comprehensive doctrines on others who are also willing to search for mutually agreeable rules.

This is reason straining at its leash: the accused could not reasonably have foreseen the death of the deceased, yet a reasonable person would have taken steps to guard against the death of the person behind the door.

I found a fabulous yet very reasonable hotel (about 100 euros) in Venice called Da Bruno.

Yet, despite reasonable reviews for Alice and Cinderella, few would suggest that the above movies will ever be considered classics.

When Mr. Levine had the title artistic director, he was perceived as a strong leader who set priorities yet was reasonable and patient.