Sentence examples for reasonable direct from inspiring English sources
"Cochlear implants in profoundly deaf children have a positive effect on quality of life, at reasonable direct costs, and appear to result in a net saving to society," researchers at Johns Hopkins University wrote in a recent issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association.
Ofgem, the energy regulator, for example, has in its licence conditions for gas and electricity companies guidelines for fair and reasonable direct debits, so in theory this should make it much easier for consumers to get fair direct debits set and claim refunds where they are due.
Assertiveness means you are reasonable and direct without forcing it".
Patronage politics partially provided reasons for the objection of the Indonesian state in supporting the disqualification of palm oil producers that could not comply with IPOP's pledges; this was done with the reasoning that it would protect smallholders, yet meanwhile the state did not provide reasonable solutions directing smallholders towards improved sustainable development practices.
Frontier Airlines, on which one of the sick nurses flew with a low fever, has adopted a more reasonable tact: directing passengers on relevant flights to the CDC, scrubbing the plane with extra assiduity and reminding people that Ebola is not airborne, and probably never will be (when a virus mutates it almost always gets weaker or less infectious).
Warnings about playing Walkmans and iPods too loudly have been around for years, but some experts now believe that even at reasonable volumes a direct sound-feed into the ears for hours on end may degrade our hearing.
Perhaps a reasonable alternative to direct contact SPME fibre sampling would be the use of PDMS strips.
A significant error is found for the indirect combustion noise, whereas it stays reasonable for the direct one.
In general, the relay assists the source nodes S k in transmitting messages to destination D. Using a relay might be reasonable if the direct link is poor due to a large path loss or shadowing.
It would be far more reasonable to employ direct forms of aid.
This approach was considered reasonable as no direct comparison was made between frequency bands.
