Sentence examples for was more reasonably from inspiring English sources

We had far fewer choices, and Bordeaux was more reasonably priced.

Then they looked in Glenville, a small, hilly neighborhood that was originally a mill town and that, Mrs. Levine said, was "more reasonably priced than Old Greenwich".

At times his briskness bordered on breathlessness, and that took its toll on a couple of the arias, most notably Cherubino's "Non so più." But by the second act Mr. Ettinger began to see the benefits of moderation, and most of the performance was more reasonably paced.

This variable was more reasonably attributed to response to diagnosis rather than to etiology or causal association and therefore was not retained in the analyses.

Now stocks are more reasonably valued, they said, and ready to follow the economy upward.

L.A. is more reasonably scaled, with the newest, hottest restaurants less likely to book up a solid month in advance.

"The studios sold much quicker than the larger apartments, probably because they're more reasonably priced," said Carol Griffin, president of the Griffin Real Estate Group, which is handling the marketing.

NextMonet.com -- There's a great range of art here by some new emerging artists that are more reasonably priced than art in a gallery.

Although information technology companies are still expensive, even they are more reasonably priced after the 40percentt decline in the Nasdaq since March, bulls say.

Alcohol is relatively cheap, while cigarettes are more reasonably priced than other locations Source: Reuters Oslo's transport costs cement its place as third most expensive city.

If that calculation is right, the price-to-earnings ratio of the S.& P. 500, based on expected future earnings, is about 19, and stocks are more reasonably valued than they have been since 1994.