Sentence examples for a sensible course from inspiring English sources

I put the chances of Congress taking such a sensible course at one in 84,000.

But for many at St. Patrick's, he was remembered for charting a sensible course through the financial messes he inherited.

We have a clear obligation to stop ignoring it and help chart a sensible course to ease the refugee crisis.

A sensible course has been suggested by a commission led by Richard Ravitch, a former chairman of the transportation authority.

In light of those facts, reversing the merger does not appear to be a sensible course to pursue".

As vice-president since 2011, he and the man he calls "the boss" have steered a sensible course, keeping the economy growing at about 6% a year.

But Mr Hague said a referendum on EU membership would not be a "very sensible course of action" at a time of economic crisis.

There's not a proverbial snowball's chance in hell that such a direct, sensible course will be adopted.

The Trump administration is seeking to hire dozens of new judges per year to tackle the immigration backlog, an approach that Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond, said would be a more sensible course.

Once a modicum of control has been regained, though, Europe needs to shift to a more sensible course, he says.

A more sensible course would be to defuse the crisis through negotiations that neither humiliate Mr. Sadr nor allow him to dictate the agenda.