Sentence examples for somewhat more reasonable from inspiring English sources

That weird duality makes zero sense on regular desktop computers, but it's somewhat more reasonable on the Surface Pro.

Mr. Grushow said he was thankful he was replacing those two shows well after their high-water marks in the ratings, which will make the task at least somewhat more reasonable.

What this really boils down to is a belief that the public has no right to this information, or the somewhat more reasonable concern that it might be misinterpreted when provided.

Without organizations like the SEC, CFPB, and FINRA to protect massive nest egg of the Chinese middle class, blanket bans like the PBOC's on ICOs look somewhat more reasonable as a stop-gap measure to avoid massive fraud and loss.

The Pittsburg/Bay Point BART Stop came in at the opposite end of the spectrum at a somewhat more reasonable $219 per square foot.

In our last two visits, we moved to the Hotel Garni Knappaboda, a somewhat more expensive (though still reasonable) hotel on the banks of the river.

A reasonable, somewhat more conservative, conclusion is that cimetidine-sensitive receptors are involved in olfactory processing that gives rise to olfactory interference [33], [37], [48], [49], [88].

Three others continue to battle for recognition by being more reasonable -- and somewhat sane.

Since neither requirement is wholly irrational, this case essentially involves nothing more than a claim that it would have been more reasonable for Congress to select somewhat different requirements of the same kind.

Many authors have observed that the ratio-dependent models can exhibit much richer, more complicated and more reasonable or acceptable dynamics, but it has somewhat singular behavior at low densities which has been the source of controversy [35].

Labor-management relations have progressed to a more reasonable level so the old battle cry is somewhat less compelling.