Sentence examples for more reasonable by from inspiring English sources
A book thus conceived cannot be made more reasonable by diplomatic editing.
As one of the agency's officials says, it seeks to make regulation "a little more reasonable" by overseeing just certain kinds of polluters.
The revised chart is proven to be more reasonable by an example application to identify the reaction mechanism of calcium carbonate decomposition and is recommended to replace the original one.
This book's wild plot sounds far more reasonable moment by moment than it would in synopsis.
Instead, he argues for a more reasonable balance, by redefining copyright law closer to the function that it served in the past.
Yet there is nothing more reasonable than sticking by your choices, your judgments, your perceptions — your brands.
High average-utility itemset mining (HAUIM) was designed to provide more reasonable utility measure by taking the size of the itemset into account.
It can be seen that the GA-AdaboostLSVM and GA-AdaboostRBFSVM classifier will get the minimum OE separately when ε th is set to be 0.05 and 0.3, which more illustrates the validity of our previous point of view: the accuracy/diversity dilemma can be solved through reasonable parameter adjustment strategy which will be more reasonable and effective by using genetic algorithm.
I have no doubt that if John Boehner was presently retired from public office his commentary on health care reform would resemble the far more reasonable assessments offered by Dole and Frist.
Certainly the image of conductors is changing: the ferocious, terrifying maestri of yesteryear (personified by Solti and Toscanini) are disappearing, mercifully, to be replaced by more reasonable, human, informal figures who lead, if not by consensus, then by consultation (personified, perhaps, by Rattle).
Battered by public opinion and undermined by more reasonable Senate Republicans, the House's leaders backed down and signed off on a deal to continue the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance for two months.
