Sentence examples similar to a sensible evidence from inspiring English sources

The current government is never going to take a sensible, evidence-based approach to drug policy and harm reduction.

There's a continuing lack of consensus about what constitutes sensible evidence for measuring teaching excellence but the student satisfaction survey is definitely not seen as a credible tool for the job.

Well, for my money, the most sensible evidence came from  Ian Hislop, the editor of Private Eye.

On balance, the sensible, evidence-based decision is to vaccinate.

The Greens will continue to advocate for sensible evidence-based drug law reforms.

Jean Urquhart, the independent MSP who brought these proposals forward, worked closely with sex worker-led organisations for months – and the results are what award-winning safety charity National Ugly Mugs calls "sensible, evidence-based" reforms that "could save lives".

"It's just more affirmation that the ACT seems to be leading the charge in sensible, evidence-based drugs policy.

These guidelines provide an attempt to rationalize the available evidence and offer a sensible and practical way of managing cough in lung cancer patients.

But how we achieve a sensible outcome to these questions, based on evidence and commanding widespread support, is a conundrum.

It's a sensible idea and, if it is also evidence of the new Greek government's willingness to compromise, very welcome.

Progressive goal: send everyone to college (despite lots of evidence this is not a sensible goal).