Sentence examples for becoming more reasonable from inspiring English sources

He says: "If anything it seems to be growing; it seems to be embedding more in our culture and I think it is becoming more reasonable to eat out.

Elsewhere in the enterprise hardware sector, the analyst said valuation for Apple Computer is becoming "more reasonable".

The Tea Partiers are still there, and now they've got a fresh scalp nailed to their wall, so I can't see them suddenly becoming more reasonable.

While overall survival is generally the most well-established outcome of oncologic clinical trials, time to progression, progression-free survival, and progression-free survival at 6 months are becoming more reasonable endpoints in evaluating brain tumor response [ 7, 28, 29].

You don't become more reasonable -- you become less reasonable.

And the little places are getting bought out, and the homes are being scooped up and renovated … it's becoming more difficult to find reasonable rentals.

Thus, in the current study, it possible that self-affirmed participants felt more able to decide whether recommendations were reasonable, with active participants becoming more doubtful about whether behaviour change was easy or necessary.

"It's quite international," he said, "because it's becoming more and more well known and the prices are reasonable".

Twenty or 30 years ago, it seemed reasonable to predict that men and women were becoming more alike as traditional gender career pathways merged.

And becoming more accessible.

Girls are becoming more assertive.