Sentence examples for most reasonably from inspiring English sources
Only one was awarded three stars, the equivalent of "excellent"; interestingly enough, it was also the most reasonably priced -- the $17 Villa Antinori.
By this measure, the most reasonably valued stocks are AOL, IAC/InterActive, and Monster, each of which trade at cash-flow multiples in the single figures.
Enjoy a complimentary starter (ours was delicious fresh anchovies with lemon and Istrian olive oil) and then the best and most reasonably priced seafood in Hvar.
For the city's best and most reasonably priced food, you can try, as we did, the Hotel Alafrangite in Old Town.
(That said, AT&T's overage fee is the most reasonably priced and sensible policy implemented for caps, since the charges bear some resemblance to the cost of delivery.
The Mafolie Hotel (7091 Estate Mafolie; 800-225-7035; www.mafolie.com) hasomeme of St. Thomas's most reasonably priced accommodations and a view that the even the top resorts can't rival.
Bernoulli's result enables us to infer from the complexion of a population to the complexion of most reasonably-sized samples taken from it, since the complexion of most samples closely resembles the complexion of the population.
The restaurant is considered one of the best and most reasonably-priced in the city, as you can order tasting menus with two to five dishes per person, including dessert from 36 Swiss francs to 70 Swiss francs.
Yes, FHFA Brief 14-02 is helpful in that it provides an empirical foundation to the sort of thinking that most reasonably-informed Americans would already venture to guess: As home prices go up, the ability of prospective first-time buyers to afford them goes down.
It is impossible for a bacterium to step up the rates of transcription and translation by 625-fold from a single genome; the only reasonable solution to scaling up on such a scale would be to scale up the total number of genomes accordingly--most reasonably, assuming that streamlined bacteria already approach the limits of efficiency, by a factor of 625-fold.
According to the SDSU study and iGen, the reasons these parents' expectations have gone unfulfilled are many, but most can reasonably be chalked up to the fact that we live longer now.
