Sentences with phrase «reasonably fit people»

It looks a bit daunting from below, but while steep, it's not an unusually difficult ascent, and most reasonably fit persons shouldn't have a problem.

Altitude: 2680m / 8817ft to 4200m / 13818ft Difficulty: The trek is rated moderate, any reasonably fit person should be able to cover the route.

Altitude: 2680m / 8817ft to 4200m / 13818ft Difficulty: & quot; The trek is rated moderate, any reasonably fit person should be able to cover the route & quot; Temperatures: From minus 4ºC to 28ºC Note that the Inca Trail is closed February.

The Inca trail is rated moderate and any reasonably fit person should be able to cover the route.

Not exact matches

And a prudent person can reasonably doubt those sayings which so precisely fit the needs of Jesus» early followers, which do not fit with the rest of his message.

You could reasonably fit two people and a rear - facing baby seat in a Colorado extended cab — which I did — and they were half decent on gas, at least in the two wheel - drive configuration.

There's a lot of people doing book tours so its important to find one that fits for your genre and is reasonably priced for what you want to accomplish and who can cite satisfied clients.

You initially recognized what the data pointed to, but then rejected the idea because it didn't fit one of your priors: «Someone could say, reasonably, that asking people what they think «climate scientists believe» is different from measuring whether those people themselves believe what they [sic] climate scientists have concluded.»

And that's unfortunate, because again, you can probably fit a billion reasonably wealthy people on the planet consuming at the top of the food chain.

If you're looking for a wireless gaming mouse, the Logitech G703 is the best option because it fits multiple grip styles, is reasonably priced for a wireless gaming mouse, and its six buttons are plenty for most people.

While they fit most people's ears reasonably well, for a certain percentage of users they fit really well.

It's also worth noting that decentralization is really not well - fit for mass adoption — Normal people NEED customer support and ways to fix mistakes, which truly decentralized projects can't offer reasonably.

A former boss of mine was fond of interviewing as many people as he could reasonably fit into his schedule even when he was fairly certain he'd found the right person for the job.