Sentence examples for carry a reasonable from inspiring English sources
High-street bookshops, which carry a reasonable selection of what publishers call "mid-list" and "back-list" titles that is, modestly popular and somewhat out-of-date books—are struggling.
A significant number of complaints relating to licenced taxis are in fact criminal offences, for example: demanding more than the proper fare; refusing fares; restrictions on where taxis may ply for hire; refusal to carry a reasonable quantity of luggage and so on.
Sufficiently long retirements carry a reasonable possibility that the available credit may eventually exceed the value of the home.
The press release doesn't detail pricing, but Engadget is reporting that it's going to carry a reasonable $349 when it hits stores sometime next month.
TV-VCR combos have been on the market for a long time and are often good gifts for students heading off to college for the first time because they save space in cramped dorm rooms and usually carry a reasonable price.
Secondly, as Randy pays back the loan over five years (participant loans must carry a reasonable interest rate, which is interpreted as 1% above the prime rate (which works out to 4.25% at the time this article was published), the borrowed money and interest would go back into his Solo 401(k) account and be put back to work creating investment returns.
Anyone old enough to walk should carry a reasonable-size backpack.
When one surfaces at auction, is in good condition and carries a reasonable estimate, it generally becomes the most recognizable symbol of the season.
Rather, the statute requires that the individual provide a "credible and reliable" identification that carries a "reasonable assurance" of its authenticity, and that provides "means for later getting in touch with the person who has identified himself". Solomon, supra, 33 Cal.App.3d 438, 108 Cal.Rptr.
Like his last effort, "The Island," this new flick isn't as propulsive and casually sadistic as the movies that he made with the producer Jerry Bruckheimer (this carries a reasonable PG-13); it feels slower, more tamped down than the usual Bruckheimer assaults.
One of Neville's funds, Schroder Emerging Markets, domiciled in Guernsey, has $3.5 billion in assets and carries a reasonable 1.36% total expense ratio, according to Fitzrovia International.
