Sentence examples for is reasonably more from inspiring English sources

"I think the management, if anything, is reasonably more empowered now," says Liberty's chief executive, Gregory Maffei.

The grid-sensitivity analysis was conducted on a tube with (D_e=250) mm and thickness (mathrm{th}=13.4) mm since it represents one of the largest processable pipe in terms of diameter and thickness and it is reasonably more affected by angular and radial thermal gradients than smaller pipes.

This process is reasonably more important at D1, when the midgut is under development, than at D6 when most of the tissues are in place.

If H 1 is measured by academic experience and H 2 is measured by work experience, we are reasonably more interested in the case of H 2 ≥ H 1, as in the following empirical analysis.

Nevertheless, good neurological outcome at hospital discharge is reasonably the more relevant endpoint.

This makes the eagerness of buyers to compete over anything however modest that is reasonably good the more remarkable.

Lurking in quiet Bakers lane is another smokehouse, Richardsons – where they smoke and sell on the same premises - their bacon, without the sweet cure, is reasonably priced and more to my taste.

Remember, though, that your article starts to get attention as soon as it is published, and the sooner it is reasonably complete, the more highly the community will think of it.

"The idea of sticking a piece of paper over your webcam is reasonably common among the more paranoid corners of the hacker community," he said.

Though it is reasonably certain that Dan drank more and sniffed more coke than Dash, it is impossible to gauge with 100% accuracy.

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