Sentence examples for more reasonable number from inspiring English sources

When Steinbrenner was reminded of Sosa's strikeout habit, the principal owner had his "people" pursue Juan Gonzalez, the Detroit Tigers' outfielder who hit 45 and 39 homers for the Texas Rangers the past two seasons with a more reasonable number of strikeouts for a slugger, 126 and 105.

"Three," she said in a voice that suggested that was a much more reasonable number and that I was, indeed, a strumpet.

Risk over the next 10-year period may be a more reasonable number for women and physicians to use to estimate risk, [ 6] and this increases with age.

When we narrowed the scope a bit, focusing on just moms and dads, we see slightly more reasonable numbers.

Additional combinations were evaluated that produced more reasonable numbers based on a priori information for determining endotypes of childhood asthma.

As many as 50 once roamed the island, though scientists think 25 is a more reasonable baseline number, according to the Wildlife News.

Hence, the inclusion of all unknown genes with prior labels as the training set will make the training set more reasonable, where the number of vertices with label 0 is significantly increased, while the number of vertices with label 1 does not change too much.

With hundreds of journalists from around the world covering each race, we cannot solicit anyone more than a reasonable number of times.

Many of us have more than a reasonable number of devices in our homes, including desktops, laptops, smartwatches and tablets.

"So if we can lower food waste, eat our leftovers, make the portion sizes more reasonable for the number of people coming, we can do a huge amount toward having a more sustainable Thanksgiving".

Fixed rates for unlimited access will become more reasonable and significant numbers of users of cell phones and handheld devices with wireless capability will take advantage of such offerings.