Sentence examples for reasonably prized from inspiring English sources

Hot spas and jacuzzis are popular in Iceland due to the abundance of reasonably prized geothermal heat available.

On this view, comparative ethics teaches us about the diversity and richness of what human beings may reasonably prize, and about the impossibility of reconciling all they prize in just a single ethical ideal (e.g., Wong, 1984 , 1996.

Visual display was prized.

Must be REASONABLY priced.

Reasonably priced wine list.

Reasonably priced secure downloads.

"And it's reasonably priced".

And to his credit, President Obama navigated this awkward moment reasonably well, accepting the prize on behalf of all women and men working for a better world.

Jon Ingram Ilkley, West Yorkshire Bob Dylan might reasonably have won the Nobel prize in literature a good deal earlier.

Of course they have a tricky job; there are several (more than the maximum three!) theoretical physicists who could reasonably hope for a share in the prize.

This year's is the 28th annual Turner Prize show, to which you might reasonably say: so what?