Sentence examples for more reasonable figure from inspiring English sources

"If they are unreasonably large, the courts, instead of limiting the award to a more reasonable figure, will often refuse to make any award at all," he said.

We calculate that if New York reduced the annual purse subsidy to $44 million, which we believe is a more reasonable figure, and sold off those assets in an auction before multiple qualified bidders, the state could receive a whopping $2.1 billion -- with the majority of that value attributable to the revenue from slot machines.

Maybe a more reasonable introduction to Figure 4 would be something like: "Consistent with the pharmacology…" That said, the experiments in Figure 4 are elegant and convincing and should be included.

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).

Something tells me that a subtle shift is in the works, which may result in a more reasonable feminine ideal -- a figure that more than 1percentt of the population have hopes of ever achieving -- and healthier women.

To deal with the challenging technical issues in such complex environments, various schemes were compared and discussed as to figure out a more reasonable solution for the waterproofing and reinforcing works at first.

As to recognizing the most important figure, WER-HR provides a more reasonable way to assess the performance of ranking systems by considering the distance between the most important figure and the system prediction for each article.

Or did he figure his position would sound more reasonable if he strayed from the truth?

In Figure 7, we observe that MLCD algorithm decrease the CHs number, and achieve a more reasonable clustering result than DCC algorithm in terms of local sensor density.

A lower number is probably more reasonable.

Considering only 1042 words are used more than twice in Alice in Wonderland, this is a reasonable figure.