Sentence examples for far more reasonably from inspiring English sources

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

Also mooted, and far more reasonably so, were Alan Blinder, who holds a senior professorship at Princeton University (Mr Bernanke's alma mater), and Larry Summers, the mercurial director of President Obama's National Economic Council, who for a year and a half was Bill Clinton's treasury secretary.

In 1978, stocks were valued far more reasonably, with the Dow selling below book value most of the time.

While there are a number of other lots that climb into six figures, the great majority of watches on the block are far more reasonably priced.

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].

Picture bulging bellies and stressed buttons post-Thanksgiving, when we've consumed far more than is reasonably digestible in one sitting.

Yet somehow, both doctors and patients have come to imagine that a physician can accomplish far more than any human being reasonably can.

From the startup perspective, we care far more about being able to reasonably make and iterate products first and foremost.

Those protesters succeeded in ways far more profound than anyone could reasonably have anticipated.

Finally, if we assume that the lodges will be able to protect forest cover from deforestation, which is threatened by the paving of the Interoceanica Highway [1], then the lodges have already sequestered far more carbon than they can reasonably expect to emit over the lifetime of their enterprises.