Sentence examples for more reasonable terms from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing more interest now among the portals in coming to more reasonable terms," he said.

In so doing, Obama would achieve three important things: He'd place the deficit debate back on more reasonable terms.

With Amazon's announcement, the possibility that Amazon would try to compete with Apple for publishers by offering more reasonable terms, as Google has, is now off the table.

These women are as BRAVE as they are sore!" The rant was a cruel and suspiciously vehement way of making a point that nearly anyone might agree with if expressed in more reasonable terms: that rape allegations should be investigated conscientiously, with close attention paid to the experience of the accused.

The executives from these social networks did respond quickly to the developers demands and changed the terms of service to more reasonable terms, allowing limited monetization opportunities for the developers.

Sony Ericsson's expected quarterly loss would be the third in a row, and the company is burning cash at an alarming rate — a capital injection from both parents may be a necessary prelude to any divestment on more reasonable terms.

Eventually, Yodle got a far more reasonable term sheet from Bessemer Venture Partners.

In addition, higher doses of NTP would have been more reasonable in terms of outcome instead of adding TPM.

CSFB said, "While long-term challenges remain for the industry, Kraft has adopted one of the more reasonable long-term EPS growth targets in the group, of 6% to 9%.

Adam Smith said "nothing could be more reasonable"; Milton Friedman termed it "the least bad tax".

Although the comprehensive measure and natural hazard measure of flood risk distributed similarly over the entire region, the former one which considered the socio-economic indices is more reasonable in term of real impact to natural and socio-economy.