Sentence examples for a sensible degree from inspiring English sources
She was discreet, she was generous to a sensible degree.
Ebook growth, says Daunt, is "plateauing, and we are probably getting to the point where there is a sensible degree of equilibrium.
You can compromise to a sensible degree, but don't ever sell your soul to nobody.
More and more of them opt for "sensible" degrees such as business, but it doesn't matter – less than 30% of US graduates find work in their fields, and the UK doesn't fare much better.
The move to market-set interest rates was a sensible, yet rare 180-degree turn towards making federal student loans look and behave more like other credit markets.
The injection of random topics, instead, in all situations, even for very few driver nodes (e.g., for (N=100), the setting HIGH 1% means that the node with the highest degree is the only driver agent) is able to produce a sensible reduction of the average degree with respect to the benchmark C0.
Despite the somewhat discordant match of fabric and architectural model, that struck me as a sensible choice, at least to the degree that the projects that tend to stand out from the crowded field of the Biennale are stripped down and atmospheric rather than weighed down with an avalanche of details or long blocks of didactic text.
Choosing the limit to the change in likelihood so that it was just not statistically significant appeared to be a sensible choice to select a mild degree of penalization.
At first sight, a strong reduction of average node degree might be interpreted as a sensible reduction of the weight of hub nodes.
Given the high-degree of non-linearity in biological systems, the application of logic (Boolean) functions might provide a sensible alternative to the commonly used linear modeling.
