Sentence examples for reasonably appointed from inspiring English sources
They'll want clean, reasonably appointed rooms.
An observed decrease in efficiency by 3.5%% from threshold ξ n=5 to ξ n=3 can be reasonably appointed to the about 1 % hot pixels in a plane at threshold ξ n=3, since all clusters containing at least one hot pixel are removed from the analysis.
The former England captain will go back to being an executive director of the club, with a new team director expected to be appointed reasonably swiftly.
Situated on the cathedral square, across from the Gi ralda Tower, this comfortably appointed, reasonably priced hotel also has a swimming pool on its roof, with impressive views of the city.
Methinks, however, that he was trying to say he preferred the creatively proportioned and reasonably priced ceramics at the austerely appointed shop Spin (758 Julu Road, Building No. 3).
Though appointed and not elected, the council is reasonably representative of Iraq's various groups.
Four months into the new Trump administration, I decided to pick one department I know reasonably well and see what kind of people are being appointed to senior staff positions at the US Department of Education: deputy secretary, undersecretary and assistant secretaries.
It involves appointing a reasonably market-friendly economic team, an even tighter fiscal squeeze and, if necessary, seeking further IMF aid.
How can he fulfil his expensive promises (such as a doubling of the minimum wage) at the same time as he tames the public debt?Mr da Silva should appoint a reasonably market-friendly economic team, tighten fiscal policy further and, if necessary, seek more IMF aidThere is a way out.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
