Sentence examples for bearable price from inspiring English sources

Exchange Deals The London Stock Exchange has paid a bearable price for misjudging its proposed merger with Canada's TMX, owner of the Toronto bourse.

Ms. Landmesser, who remembers meeting friends to shop in the stores downtown and eat in the luncheonette, described the construction cranes and diverted traffic as a bearable price to pay, considering what they portend for the city's health.

The memo concluded: "If we do not develop soon a coherent counter-insurgency plan combining political and military, Iraqi and international initiatives, we will creep closer and closer to that tipping point, beyond which so many Iraqis sympathize with or join the insurgency that we cannot prevail at any bearable price".

If share prices were strong and rising, issuers would accept tighter rules for corporate governance as a bearable cost of going public.

With luck, you'll find a seat in front of a big fan, which keeps things bearable at the modest price of occasionally blowing napkins to the floor.

Its $29.95 price was more bearable than its hardcover, 9-by-12-inch format (a portable paperback version would be welcome), but I toted it bravely on a morning's perambulation.

From a Norwegian standpoint the model is bearable, even if it comes at a high price in terms of democracy.

A showcase, the street is not a place for bargains, although by American standards the prices are fair and quite bearable.

Why are you saving awful road-trip coffee when you could just buy almost-as-horrible-but-still-bearable instant coffee for a much cheaper price?

Austerity was bound to exact a price but the price is proving bearable.

Joint operations, especially at Geita mine in Tanzania, could save perhaps $15m a year, but that is tiny given the demands at Obuasi.It is, though, bearable for cash-rich AngloGold at least while the gold price is buoyant.