But farther afield, in more reasonably priced areas, it is a seller's market.
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"They are far more reasonably priced than their big-name competitors," she said.
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Houses in other parts of Antigua and its environs are much more reasonably priced.
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In a less enthusiastic market environment, the companies might be valued more reasonably, Damodoran said.
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"It's interesting, I could run more reasonably than I could 10 years ago," he said.
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Microsoft fixed that with the Xbox Controller S, which offered a more reasonably sized model.
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"The ones following in the wake of Lyft will be priced more reasonably," Ms. Smith said.
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So I have strongly encouraged them to consider state schools or other more reasonably priced choices.
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Here are 10 excellent, more reasonably priced aligotés from among the best producers who make it.
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Instead, many millennials are buying in more reasonably priced areas like Salt Lake City, Oklahoma City and Raleigh.
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This week reminded CNBC's Jim Cramer that the stock market often acts more reasonably than investors might expect.
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And for some conservatives, McConnell's purported failures could be viewed more reasonably as something else: the cost of politicking.
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If I could buy a more reasonably priced version of the Airwrap, just with the brush head, I would.
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The saving grace here is that Google sells router-plus-point bundles that are a little more reasonably priced.
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"The ones following in the wake of Lyft will be priced more reasonably," Kathleen Smith of Renaissance Capital said.
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Rinse's model never wavered from the scheduled approach, which allowed the company to spend more reasonably on pickup and delivery.
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The new model also has a more reasonably sized remote control, and two motors instead of one for more oomph.
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Plus, at $20 for a whopping 8 oz, it's a lot more reasonably priced than my other unscented go-to.
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Historically, this adjustment has tended to raise currencies' valuations against the dollar, so emerging-market currencies tend to look more reasonably priced.
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"Because IPOs are being priced more reasonably, so they have more room to move up," Kathleen Smith from Renaissance Capital told me.
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But your best bet is the over-1,000 more reasonably priced apartments and private rooms still available on HomeAway, Airbnb and TripAdvisor.
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As these price points suggest, African contemporary art tends to be more reasonably priced than equivalent works by American or European artists.
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And — JOY OF ALL JOYS — Kiki de Montparnasse lives on in the form of another (more reasonably priced) brand called Fleur du Mal!
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" He added: "That is typically the time where it is best to look at these opportunities, and where they become more reasonably priced.
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Think hunter-gatherers, Crusaders, shrieking Dothraki hordes, or, more reasonably, Dust Bowl circus carnies, traveling town to town, entertaining (and swindling) the rubes.
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His more reasonably priced Redomas, reds and whites that run roughly form $20 to $35, are savory, refreshing and most definitely not portlike.
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His more reasonably priced Redomas, reds and whites that run roughly form $20 to $35, are savory, refreshing and most definitely not portlike.
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The smartwatch's large 46mm (diameter) case is a departure from the more reasonably-sized 32mm Gear S2 and even 38mm and 42mm Apple Watch.
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Not even the perpetual job-switcher George Costanza, who lived in the relatively more reasonably priced area of Sunnyside, Queens, could afford his place.
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"Nvidia's forward P/E is ... lower than AMD so it's more reasonably valued and quite frankly their chips have just consistently been better," added Tepper.
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While Berkshire has yet to make a major acquisition, the company has been taking steps to embrace more reasonably valued tech stocks in recent years.
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I tried halving a recipe to make more reasonably-sized loaves, but the bread didn&apost come out as delicious and was a little too small.
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Apple has tweaked its naming convention somewhat, so last year's lower-priced (but popular) iPhone XR is making way for the more reasonably named iPhone 11.
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While his Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB) conglomerate has lagged the market this year, Buffett has been taking steps to embrace more reasonably valued tech stocks in recent years.
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A spot check online revealed entry-level Standard rooms to be much more reasonably priced at $396 as of publication, for what is truly a similar experience.
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But even more reasonably priced short-term loans can hurt those with the most precarious finances, making them more likely to run up fees on the checking side.
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If The Bachelor and Bachelorette want to let things continue to play out more reasonably — but still interestingly — like this in the future, it would be a welcome change.
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Or if you're looking for something more reasonably priced, keep in mind that all types of honey can have anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, and prebiotic properties, Dr. Cokcetin says.
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The last three IPOs are all trading up: One Medical, up 71% Arcutis Biotherapeutics, up 45% Reynolds Consumer, up 17% Kathleen Smith noted that these companies were priced more reasonably.
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Dennis recently moved out of her five-story, 2,800-square-foot downtown rental that was costing her $6,600 per month, and into a more reasonably priced home with a yard.
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You have more choice than ever before But what you might enjoy more, today, as a fan of single-player games of 2007, are the more reasonably priced indie experiences.
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I decide on chocolate covered pretzels, a box of thin almond butter cookies, and a bag of pistachios (more reasonably priced at $73); husband throws in a few bags of chips.
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"When you visit unknown parts of Italy, luxury hotels, generally, cost 30 percent less than they do in more touristy regions, and the restaurants are more reasonably priced," Ms. Grisdale said.
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Perhaps more reasonably, some focused on St-Pierre's remarks on obsessing over opponents and camps; they believed the champion was simply worn down by the relentless grind of the past few years.
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Alex Gauna of JMP Securities, who rates GoPro a "buy," said Woodman must learn from his mistakes in 2015 and release a new camera that is more reasonably priced with stronger features.
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In 22019 Apple did a smart thing: It produced a more reasonably sized iPad Pro, bringing features like stylus support and the always-charged accessory keyboard to a regular 9.7-inch iPad.
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JPMorgan told clients to buy health-care stocks and sell staples shares because income investors will rotate into more reasonably valued parts of the market that still have sturdy dividend and earnings growth.
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Could iPhone consumers feel caught in the middle between the phone they really want, but can't afford, and the more reasonably priced device that doesn't excite them because it's not Apple's ultimate iPhone?
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I think UK, especially London, provides a major opportunity, especially with the softening of the property market after Brexit, and the pound is more reasonably priced, compared to the dollar two years ago.
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There are posh luxury rehabs, there are "middle-class" rehabs that often accept insurance and are more reasonably priced, and there are rehabs that are county-run and some that are slightly scary.
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Premiums were more affordable, products were more attractive, and people with pre-existing conditions were offered more reasonably priced coverage in states with more sensible regulation, medically underwritten individual policies, and segregated high-risk pools.
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More sophisticated than the health expenditures as a percentage of GDP numbers so commonly batted around in U.S. health policy discussions, they suggest that U.S. health care may be more reasonably priced than previously thought.
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In reciprocation, millions will be able to avoid the exorbitant costs of ObamaCare plans entirely by obtaining more reasonably priced policies that better meet their needs, thus likely making this a net win for consumers.
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The strength of the U.S. economy has generated a rotation from the higher valuation areas of the market to more reasonably valued areas, said Andrew Acheson, director of U.S. growth equities at Amundi Pioneer in Boston.
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The explanation for the stark reversal can be more reasonably attributed to her new status as a partisan figure, plus the fact that she is still in the process of winning over supporters of Bernie Sanders.
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The same mantra should be applied to your social circle and friends – and if they are in the same boat they might actually be happy for you to suggest doing more reasonably priced activities, says Lawton.
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Amazon currently lists the Battle Racer as being available now for upwards of $600, but odds are when it officially hits the states it will be priced a little more reasonably given it's a pedal-powered affair.
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Was the Chinese manufacturer actually planning to bring the thing to market, or was the giant quadcopter more of a (admittedly quite effective) promotional tool to help attract attention to the rest of its more reasonably sized UAVs?
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But for young professional travelers or budget-conscious couples looking for a nice place to lay their heads after full days exploring the city, this is an ideal spot that's far more reasonably priced than many Manhattan hotels.
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Were they to be made available for a full year again, it's possible that millions of people now forced to pay ridiculous premiums — and those who simply cannot afford to do so — could find themselves more reasonably priced insurance.
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With two heated swimming pools, cabanas, a full-service beach club, nice guest rooms, excellent art, and a well-regarded restaurant, The Confidante delivers on a solid alternative to South Beach that's calmer, peaceful, and much more reasonably priced.
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Here's an argument that Netflix shares are more reasonably priced than they were in 22013: The company's price-to-earnings ratio — simply, the price of its stock divided by its trailing 12-month profit — has actually declined since then.
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Capcom's official online store for Japan just opened its reservation period Monday for the big bundles (along with a handful of other, more reasonably priced bundles), so you can check them out and put your name down if you're interested.
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" More reasonably, the document also added that "the Licensee" – ie: Wireless – "shall reasonably request that the songs/acts performed do not offend or denigrate any race or religion, demean, humiliate or insult the dignity of any section of the community.
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We'd do this differently next time: I would take advantage of the area restaurants for more reasonably-priced food and drinks, and also take a Lyft or Uber so I don't have to worry about the $46 per night valet fee.
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However, confusing laws surrounding Medicare eligibility kept me from being able to access the more reasonably priced TRICARE plan for eight and a half years – even though I stopped receiving Social Security Disability, wasn't using Medicare, and had returned to work.
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More reasonably, VPs at Yahoo — and there are lots of those — get 12 months of future vesting if they are fired within one year of the deal; other employees get six months of stock options accelerated with the same time frame.
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His basic stance – that Wakanda should take a more active role in helping their brothers and sisters around the world – is echoed more reasonably in Nakia's insistence that the country should do more to provide aid and share their resources and knowledge.
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The price was so right that when my now-husband and I first moved in together, we made do rather than looking together for an apartment that would more reasonably accommodate two grown human beings, two dogs and our then-hypothetical children.
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If you're looking for a large and far more easily used dildo, we highly recommend you shop for something a bit more reasonably sized and use the Moby as a ridiculously extravagant bachelorette party centerpiece or perhaps as some truly tasteful art for your living room.
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Be that as it may, the luxury SUV market is here to stay: Land Rover is coming off the launch of the Range Rover SVAutobiography in recent months, a much more reasonably priced $199,495 model — just don't expect a leather-trimmed gun case built into that one.
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We knew that LG was bringing a 25G smartphone to Sprint in the first half of 3.53, and separately, we'd heard that the company might debut its rumored, 23.5G-equipped V240 superphone alongside the likely-to-be-more-reasonably-priced LG G224 at Mobile World Congress later this month.
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The codex, they argue, simply cannot be the handiwork of a mid-20th-century forger (or, more reasonably, a team of forgers) because its maker had to have access to the right amount of amatl, a paper made from the inner bark of fig trees — which was pre-Hispanic in origin — and know how to properly glue and bind the material into a concertina format.
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The .400 Purdey was reasonably popular in India for deer, boar and even tiger, and was available in both double rifles and more reasonably priced Martini action sporting rifles. Whilst obsolete, cartridges can still be purchased today from manufacturers such as Kynoch.
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However, modern historians judge Hannibal's decision more reasonably than did William Smith and his contemporaries. They point to the fact that Hannibal's army was exhausted, that Rome was able to raise fresh legions, that Rome itself was defended by formidable walls, and that Hannibal had no siege machinery.
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The resort is largely made up of four- and five-star hotels with wellness areas and restaurants. More reasonably priced accommodation can be found in St Johann, where hotels run a free shuttle bus. There is also a free ski shuttle bus that runs throughout the season from St Johann to Alpendorf.
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Flight numbers are also sometimes used for spacecraft, though a flight number for an expendable rocket (say, Ariane 5 Flight 501) might more reasonably be called the serial number of the vehicle used, since an expendable rocket can only be launched once. Space Shuttle missions used numbers with the STS prefix, for example, STS-93.
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Brizan, p. 44 D'Estaing's plan of attack called for three columns to attack the back side of the fortifications with bayonets, while a small fourth detachment made a demonstration from a location where the British might more reasonably expect an attack, in other words a decoy or distraction. On the evening of 3 July these formations moved out.
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For density in particular, the fluid in question is also relevant; seawater, for example, is considered an incompressible fluid; its density can vary with height, but much less significantly than that of air. Thus water's density can be more reasonably approximated as constant than that of air, and given the same height difference, the pressure differences in water are approximately equal at any height.
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She is also very skilled in kung fu and often performs with her brother. Sometimes, when Liu Qing loses his temper, Liu Hong acts more reasonably. Like her brother, she is willing to go to any lengths to help Xiaoyanzi, Ziwei, Yongqi, and Erkang. ; Saiya A princess from Tibet, Saiya and her father arrive in Beijing in hopes of a marriage with the Aisin-Gioro royal family.
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Moylan begins to realize that Garnett is deliberately putting Kern at risk. Moylan puts into motion an effort to clear Shafter. The feud escalates when Shafter discovers that Garnett also has romantic designs on Josephine. Unaware of the history between the two men, or of Garnett's true character, she feels that Kern should be dealing with issues more reasonably; she is angered when Kern strikes Garnett.
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Guaranteed minimum income may be considered as equivalent to unemployment benefit for the purposes of this discussion. As before, we let θ be the income tax threshold in a conventional system and let y0 be the marginal productivity of the least employable person in the workforce (excluding extreme cases). If y0>u the market can be left to itself since no one will suffer undue hardship. More reasonably we shall assume that y0
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The present name of this townland, Keenaght, is very likely a reformed analogy of the neighbouring barony of Keenaght, with scribal errors adding a t to the end of anglicisations of its name such as with Tonaght in the neighbouring parish of Ballynascreen, which actually derives from Tonach. It is more reasonably suggested that Keenaght derives from the synonym Coanna with the adjectival suffix -ach added to it. This derivation is supported by the majority of earlier recorded forms.
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While in Jaffa, al-Qawuqji's men search for and discover the family's women, whom they gang- rape. Ishmael witnesses the rape of his mother, stepmother, and sister-in-law, but does not tell his father until the book's climax. The family continues to Nablus, where they are able to live more reasonably, and eventually Ibrahim contacts Clovis Bakshir, the city's mayor. Bakshir introduces Ibrahim to Farid Zyyad, who is undercover at the meeting, but who is actually a colonel in Abdullah's Arab Legion.
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Large numbers of small pottery chariots and thrones and miniature vessels have been found. Although there are scattered remains dating to the Early Bronze Age such as two seal stones, remains in significant quantities begin to be deposited in the Middle Bronze Age, and the sanctuary has its peak use in the LHIIIa2 through LHIIIb periods. It is less easy to trace the cult through the Sub-Mycenean period and into the Geometric where cult activity is once more reasonably certain.
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This is not changed if the Earth rotates every day, but if the Earth is stationary then we suddenly find that the sphere of the fixed stars rotates in 24 hours. Given the distances, that would more reasonably be thousands of years. In addition some of these stars have to travel faster than others: if the Pole Star was precisely at the axis, then it would be entirely stationary whereas those of the equator have unimaginable speed. The solidity of this supposed sphere is incomprehensible.
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The tenants of Ocean Avenue meet in Bob's restaurant to talk about Mr. Fischoeder's latest rent increase, which none of them can afford. Bob rallies the other tenants to join him in a rent strike if Fischoeder will not price their rent more reasonably. Together, all the tenants go to Fischoeder's place to deliver their demand. In response, Fischoeder proposes a water balloon fight on his entire property saying that, though the losers will suffer the rent increase, the winner will have their rent cut in half.
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As a result of the New Nordic Cuisine trend, Danish restaurants are now firmly on the international gourmet map. In the big cities, and in shopping districts, there are many more reasonably priced eating places, including such chain fast food possibilities as McDonald's and Burger King. The most common quick food restaurant is the "burger bar" or "grill bar", offering hamburgers, hot dogs and a wide variety of other fast food staples. Pizzerias are equally popular and can be found in every town in the country, large or small.
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State Line Tack, a division of TABcom, LLC, is an equine products and supplies retailer.Company Overview of State Line Tack, LLC, Bloomberg News, retrieved July 20, 2018. Beginning as a single outlet in Plaistow, New Hampshire in 1980, on the state line between New Hampshire and Massachusetts, State Line Tack converted an old barn into a two story retail tack store. At that time, it offered the largest selection of horse supplies in a single location nationwide, and offered more reasonably priced lines of inventory than most of its competitors.
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Those hard determinists who defend ethical realism would object to the premise that contra-causal free will is necessary for ethics. Those who are also ethically naturalistic may also point out that there are good reasons to punish criminals: it is a chance to modify their behaviour, or their punishment can act as a deterrent for others who would otherwise act in the same manner. The hard determinist could even argue that this understanding of the true and various causes of a psychopath's behaviour, for instance, allow them to respond even more reasonably or compassionately.Harris, Sam.
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Section 482 of the internal revenue code allows for a reallocation of income from the Loan-Out corporation to the individual, if necessary to avoid unintended tax evasion, or to more reasonably reflect the genuine revenues generated by the corporation. In the case of athletes, their services or talents are considered to be a business in their own right, and the sportsperson may therefore be recognised as multiple operating entities. This can be avoided by athletes if they only perform services through the Loan-Out corporation, not forming additional contracts with other external parties for their athletic services.
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The government responded that the actions were taken under the Aviation Security Act 1982, and no compensation was payable. Several pilots complained about the "ridiculous" luggage restrictions that were thought up by "utter morons". Carolyn Evans, head of flight safety at the British Airline Pilots Association, said that "the procedures put in place are not sustainable long- term, and unless the passengers are treated more reasonably, we will not have an industry left". The British government was criticised for scare mongering as a result of its response to the alert and for using it to drive through unpopular reforms.
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In this case the court of appeal affirmed a judgement in favor of a policeman who had been injured in stopping some runaway horses with a van in a crowded street. The policeman who was on duty, not in the street, but in a police station, darted out and was crushed by one of the horses which fell upon him while he was stopping it. It was also held that the rescuer's act need not be instinctive in order to be reasonable, for one who deliberately encounters peril after reflection may often be acting more reasonably than one who acts upon impulse. By contrast, in Cutler v.
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The FM was the replacement for Nikkormat FT3, which had been introduced only a few months prior. It introduced an entirely new compact, but rugged, copper-aluminum alloy (duralumin) chassis that would become the basis for Nikon's highly successful range of compact semi-professional SLR cameras. These cameras were intended to provide a more reasonably priced alternative to Nikon's professional F-series cameras, which at the time was the Nikon F2. They were all-new successors to the Nikkormat F- and EL-series of amateur-level SLRs, but despite the lower price-point they continued Nikon's reputation for high- quality construction, impressive durability and measured technical innovation.
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Basa has become common in the UK as "Vietnamese river cobbler", "river cobbler", or "basa". It is mainly sold by large supermarkets, in both fresh and frozen forms, as a more reasonably priced alternative to popular white fish such as cod or haddock. Young's uses it in some of its frozen fish products, under the name basa. The import of basa is subject to the same stringent EU regulations as other food imports, as set out in the CBI pangasius product fact sheet UK Trading Standards officers said that cobbler was being fraudulently sold as cod by some fish-and-chip retailers to take advantage of the much lower price of cobbler, which was about half that of cod.
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However no satisfactory mechanism was advanced for the sudden ingress of such an amount of water, amounting to a couple of tons. Neither were victims of the explosion scalded, as might have been anticipated. Professor Taylor offered a gas theory of the explosion, in which he contended that deflagration would cause a pressure of gas to build up sufficiently quickly in the vaults - the entrance to which was small and through the roof—to cause the explosion. The difficulty with this explanation was in believing that the vaults were well enough sealed as to result in an explosion, when a more gradual forcing up of the cellar roof might more reasonably be anticipated.
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Jemmy came on board and dined using his cutlery properly, speaking English as well as ever, then assured them that he "had not the least wish to return to England" and was "happy and contented", leaving them gifts of otter skins and arrowheads before returning to the canoe to join his wife. Of the first visit Darwin had written that "Viewing such men, one can hardly make oneself believe that they are fellow creatures placed in the same world. .... It is a common subject of conjecture; what pleasure in life some of the less gifted animals can enjoy? How much more reasonably it may be asked with respect to these men", yet Jemmy had readily adapted to civilisation and then chosen to return to his primitive ways.
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