Sentence examples for reasonable in terms of from inspiring English sources

Quantification is reasonable in terms of theory for the reason that the larger the value of E n is, the higher the risk of virus propagation.

"This is the most reasonable in terms of costs," he said.

"There is real recognition of need for guidance on what is reasonable in terms of interpreters," Ms. Rothstein said.

"Employers," he continued, "are using lockouts because unions are reluctant to do what the employers consider reasonable in terms of compromising.

The management services come at a cost, he said, but, "to be fair, the amounts I'm going to be paying are extraordinarily reasonable in terms of what will be covered," including assistance in finding repair services and legal help with renters.

This approach is reasonable in terms of computational complexity.

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.

It was a reasonable and, in terms of what's best for the Puerto Rican economy, eminently sensible request.

When representatives from the technology services department told students about the bandwidth monitoring, Ms. Ebert said, they outlined the reasonable limits in terms of movies downloaded.

"But there are almost never real cases of this sort," McMahan added, which is why the "only reasonable rule," in terms of law and policy, if not ethics, was that journalists were protected from attack.

This is a reasonable question, in terms of the cosmic dissonance of all this; it also points to the number of people who are hurt directly by having to work with him, and the complicity of the league in tolerating him while marketing itself to, and drawing its talent from, the black community.