Sentence examples for exceedingly reasonable from inspiring English sources

Advertisements described the price of the apparatus as "exceedingly reasonable, only about twelve shillings".

Universal background checks would seem a basic and exceedingly reasonable proposal.

"They'll look exceedingly reasonable and unassailable, I'm sure that's part of their calculation, but the arguments that we're making are the same".

For the U.S. to default now, when investors are happily lending it money at exceedingly reasonable rates, would be akin to shooting yourself in the head for failing to follow your diet.

(Sir George Sitwell's greeting for visitors) D. For the U.S. to default now, when investors are happily lending it money at exceedingly reasonable rates, would be akin to shooting yourself in the head for failing to follow your diet.

Chief among these was that when adjudicating complaints of sexual harassment or assault, schools must use a standard of a "preponderance of the evidence" rather than the higher standard of "clear and convincing evidence" that was then common in universities (let alone the exceedingly high standard of "beyond a reasonable doubt" used in criminal cases).

It is magnificent because it cooks a big range of seafood exceedingly well and sells it at a reasonable price.

These effects are exceedingly hard to quantify, but it seems reasonable to assume that artificially low Libor readings emboldened ongoing risk-taking that made the resulting disaster worse -- a disaster whose costs are still being borne by ordinary people who lost jobs, homes and savings in multiple countries.

This is strongly advised in order to ensure that a sufficient quantity of guest is included within the crystal, because it could be exceedingly difficult to locate and model the guest with reasonable confidence if the site occupancy or data quality is low.

Not because of technical difficulties or anything reasonable; a birthday party of twelve was running exceedingly late and the club was more interested in catering to their needs than they were punctuality or respecting the customers who had arrived on time.

The problem is that it is exceedingly difficult to tell how much is being charged and whether those fees are reasonable.