Sentence examples for more reasonable but from inspiring English sources
Instead of defunding Obamacare, they said that its mandate for individuals to buy health insurance (or pay a fine) should be delayed for a year.The bane of budgetary brinkmanshipThat may sound more reasonable, but it is not so, for two reasons.
Alter asks us to pay attention; he is calmer and more reasonable, but no less intense.
On another, the portion of octopus was more reasonable, but the seafood was overcooked.
This would undoubtedly make the charges on his own loans (4,214% APR) look more reasonable, but it would also set in context unauthorised overdraft costs.
The Kremlin did it on purpose, of course – which makes it more reasonable – but Palin has always felt a kind of kinship with Russian inscrutability.
If Todd Akin were to drop out of the Missouri Senate race, he would surely be replaced by a Republican who sounds more reasonable but holds similarly extreme views on abortion, immigration, gay rights and the role of government.
Strong companies may be able to issue corporate debt at a more reasonable price, but that market remains fragile.
We had hoped for a more reasonable settlement, but the judges at trial and appeal had their hands tied," Steensland said.
In Sydney, the same essentials cost a more reasonable $68.50, but the cheapest goods could be found in two Indian Cities: Delhi and Mumbai, where the shopping basket costs $37.60 and $30.90, respectively.
A Mercedes-Benz CL550 may cost a lot ($107,900 to be exact), and the E-Class costs a more reasonable $48,000, but the people who drive these cars think they're worth the price.
Given that median filters and their extensions are much better suited to the removal of impulsive noise than the smoothing of low-level noise, the first formulation seems the more reasonable here, but the question is raised to emphasize that filter performance criteria are generally problem-specific.
