But imagine how much bigger the Australian audience would have been for a match like this if it had ended at a more reasonable hour (the consolation prize for Open organizers was that the tennis marched on so long that it ended up reaching the breakfast audience on the east coast of the United States).
Neither Audi nor The Independent will be liable for any circumstances beyond their reasonable control that prevent a prize being taken up by the winner.
"But I don't think it's reasonable to say, 'Increase your prize money by millions of dollars and take a $10 million hit to give us a day of rest.' " Smith said a $10 million shortfall would have forced the U.S.T.A. to cut numerous jobs and programs and financing for more than 90 minor league professional events.
Like if I'd see a guy struggling with the revolving coil open-circuit wire game, I'd just walk up to the device next to him, win, and offer to sell him the prize for a reasonable $50.
Good players there can make a reasonable living from salaries, sponsorship and prize money, and the very best can earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
Do say: "Fortunately there was not a single thing on display at the Turner prize show that any reasonable person could dislike, or which would negatively impact on Tate's reputation in any way".
PhRMAs chief objection to a prize system seems a reasonable one: Relying on the government to decide what diseases it wants to cure and at what price is asking for trouble.
Justin Modray at Candid Financial Advice says this is a safe way of having a flutter, and today's average prize rate of 1.25% looks reasonable.
But though it's perfectly reasonable to assert that the Nobel peace prize might be too much too soon, the idea that winning it is anything other than a positive is a sure sign of demented thinking.
But this year's race is seen by many as particularly tight, with both Ang Lee's "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and Steven Soderbergh's "Traffic" also having reasonable chances of taking home the top prize.
