Sentence examples for a sensible principle from inspiring English sources
Imposing losses on banks that made bad decisions is a sensible principle – but getting from here to there is not easy, particularly when the "periphery" includes Italy, with a far larger economy than Greece or Ireland or Portugal and with gross debt of nearly two trillion euros (about 120 percent of its gross domestic product).
"Progression on the basis of good performance is a sensible principle, if hard to implement, and is certainly the norm in most sectors.
So we should probably come up with a few sensible principles to guide us as we cut.
But in the case of gene patents America has been too generous in its application of that sensible principle, according to a set of studies published this week in Genetics in Medicine.Normally, patents are not granted for naturally occurring phenomena or laws of nature.
I would like to quote a rather categorical statement of Leonard Susskind (the inventor of the original version of string theory) on the connection between the multiverse (megaverse, in his parlance) and the anthropic principle: "Without the idea of a megaverse of pockets, there is no natural way to formulate a sensible Anthropic Principle" (Ref. 8, p. 300).
However, the white paper introduces a sensible new principle: that intervention should be in inverse proportion to achievement.
But this sensible principle does not seem to be applied in Holyrood where there is no second chamber and very tight SNP party discipline.
The simple and sensible principle of minimizing the consequences of motor noise thus explains the full stereotypy of saccadic eye movements.
Use that bully pulpit of yours to engage the American people in a discussion of understandable and sensible principles when they are under siege by the irrational opposition.
He said it was a time to stand up for what is right; but the sensible principles for negotiations were in essence those he drew up in March 2014.
Even so, it may prove easier to find common ground in the common good and in exhortations to honor the golden and silver rules, and even to accept a more austere lifestyle, than to link these noble ideas to the sober if sensible principles that the experts advocate.
