Sentence examples for but more reasonably from inspiring English sources

But more reasonably priced and just as pleasing is a cake of crab and baccalà ($15), which gains a welcome pungency from the salt cod.

From there he and Mickle painstakingly whittled it down to something less directly faithful but more reasonably shootable.

But Bantam's CEO John Rourke maintains that his offering is not only comprehensive, but also more reasonably priced than Chatter.

Possibly the next Gottfried Helnwein (but far more reasonably priced).

What is disturbing is that exactly the same kinds of phyletic patterns (patchy distributions among eukaryote lineages) are usually interpreted not as LGT but, far more reasonably, as evidence for differential loss when it comes to structural proteins [ 166].

Hulk has a €100m buy-out clause in his contract but he could more reasonably be expected to cost in the region of £30m.

His antiques may resemble those designed by Jean-Michel Frank but they are far more reasonably priced.

You get a really emotional car in the Mini, but one that handles more reasonably, like the Honda.

Compared with other five strategies of repeated game, this strategy not only punishes the nodes' selfishness more reasonably, but also has the best tolerance to the network failure.

[But] one might more reasonably speculate the [inscription's] intent was something like, 'Built in 1900, this will still stand in 2000.' ..

It seems now that the two are more reasonably aligned, but we will see.