Sentence examples for a sensible end from inspiring English sources

Professor Alan Smithers, the director of the Centre for Education at Buckingham University and an advisor to the House of Commons education select committee, said: "Exam results are a public accomplishment that must be publically known, hiding them away can't be seen to be achieving a sensible end.

Wise advice and a sensible ending to an unfulfilling day.

This week's news points to the possibility of a sensible ending under which the tobacco firms compensate past victims but are allowed to sell their product in a climate where smokers are made fully aware of the dangers and children enjoy special protection.

Weaponising our words won't lead to any sensible end, although by all means keep them sharpened for the few insufferable chumps that need cutting down to size.

Weaponizing our words won't lead to any sensible end, although by all means keep them sharpened for the few insufferable chumps that need cutting down to size.

This is a sensible conclusion.

Islamism in the Arab world now covers a wide spectrum; and its sensible end has fast been evolving from a radical, violent strain into a modern, outward-looking variant.

But at least by backing a stimulus now he has a cogent answer to the immediate problem of the stuttering recovery).Mr Boehner is from the more sensible end of his party.

That's the sensible end of the road, but that isn't realistic to hope for before Obama leaves office.

To some extent, sensible ends reflect a self-restraint nature of nonviolent means.

Going fast — going too fast — in slim cars with seductive names like Citroën's "Goddess" seemed to offer a ticket to eternity, and to many onlookers, a high-speed death seemed a sensible, almost poetic, end for the era's brightest stars.