Sentence examples for reasonable quotient from inspiring English sources
But enough stars turned up to ensure a reasonable quotient of glitz – among them Johnny Depp, Kristen Stewart, Tilda Swinton, Ralph Fiennes, Juliette Binoche, Mark Ruffalo, the inevitable Shia LaBeouf, and adding some proper class, the Nobel prizewinning novelist Orhan Pamuk.
Accordingly, for a reasonable quotient between both widths, such as 20%, we would need 126 children per each age group and sex.
The stars who appear where the prices are reasonable and the hipness quotient high include Ute Lemper, Richard Thompson, Sandra Bernhard, Audra McDonald, Jimmy Scott and Maria Muldaur.
There is also a particular reason to suppose that Beauty's predicament is one in which reasonable degrees of belief and betting quotients can come apart, because the third bet needed to make book in the switching case is only offered when it is sure to be a losing bet (discussed in Vineberg 2004 see the Other Internet Resources, and Bradley and Leitgeb 2006).
The demonstrated linkage of driving pressure to outcome [5] indicates that CRS, the quotient of tidal volume and driving pressure, is a reasonable and clinically accessible variable to be optimized during PEEP titration.
Fortunately, most retarded children have only a mild handicap, with an intelligence quotient (IQ) between 50 and 75, and are, therefore, educable and trainable to a reasonable degree of independence as adults.
The zaniness quotient is strong.
EQ stands for Emotional Quotient.
And perhaps a higher kidding-around quotient.
The gossip quotient is high here.
