Sentence examples for reasonable compared with from inspiring English sources

I've recently enjoyed '93s and '95s, and every now and then I come across a reasonably priced older bottle in a wine shop or restaurant (reasonable compared with Burgundy, Bordeaux or California cult cabernets, that is; $100 to $200 a bottle is expensive by any other standards).

The prices were reasonable compared with fancier second-home towns like nearby Lenox and Stockbridge.

But housing costs still seem reasonable, compared with those of West Los Angeles.

"And as obscene as prices seem in New Jersey they are reasonable compared with those in Manhattan".

Only a quarter of civil servants feel their pay is reasonable compared with people doing a similar job in other organisations.

And lakeshore prices, though higher than a few years ago, are reasonable compared with prices on lakes nearer the Twin Cities.

But the fitted relative dielectric constant is 1.01, which is not reasonable comparing with the measured one (26.3).

One Wall Street analyst said that adding the liabilities to Adelphia's balance sheet left the company's debt at a reasonable level compared with its cash flow.

These days, the vogue for Sancerre has waned, and its price, usually $12 to $20 a bottle, seems reasonable, especially compared with California chardonnays.

Three quarters of civil servants are unhappy about their pay – only 24% feel their pay is reasonable when compared with staff doing a similar job in other organisations.

It also seems reasonable when compared with the costs of the quality-of-life campaign, Operation Condor, which has produced a huge increase in drug arrests and $39 million in police overtime.