Sentence examples for a reasonable figure from inspiring English sources
Only time will tell whether this is a reasonable figure.
The sum is three times the £25,000 that the former energy secretary argued was a reasonable figure.
The housing charity Crisis has calculated the cost of dealing with the results of homelessness can add up to £50,000 a person, and Talbot estimates that in Cambridge £25,000 would be a reasonable figure for rehousing a family.
This was not quite an income tax, since it was not based on a percentage of each year's production, but it was at least a reasonable figure based on a reasonable production average.
It's not just critics of the nuclear programme that question whether that's still a reasonable figure.
The new figures reflect a desire by the medical establishment to bring the risk of dying by alcohol-related causes to below 1percentt – what they deem a reasonable figure.
To maintain a reasonable number of figures, the results of each of the experiments using the LIGO and Genome workloads are shown in their own tables where the values of P, T, and O can be presented concisely.
We calculate that if New York reduced the annual purse subsidy to $44 million, which we believe is a more reasonable figure, and sold off those assets in an auction before multiple qualified bidders, the state could receive a whopping $2.1 billion -- with the majority of that value attributable to the revenue from slot machines.
"If they are unreasonably large, the courts, instead of limiting the award to a more reasonable figure, will often refuse to make any award at all," he said.
Finally, I had about £9,000 available to meet my anticipated costs of living, which is a perfectly reasonable figure for those who manage to negotiate lower rent and choose not to dine within their college.
Today the landowner Fred Johnson, 65, said he thought the valuation was a "fair and reasonable figure" but that he was "not coming to any quick decisions" about how he would spend his share of the money.
