Sentence examples for a sensible route from inspiring English sources

Of course it is a parent's job to navigate a sensible route through TV and, indeed, ever more enticing technological devices on behalf of children.

An article yesterday about Senator John Kerry's attempts to soften his image gave an outdated title for Kathleen Hall Jamieson, who said he was taking a sensible route in trying to appeal to working-class voters.

In Austria, he said, students who do not excel academically are sent to trade school, which he said was a more sensible route.

MILAN — Who would have thought that Gucci would take the route to its roots, treading a sensible path away from flash and splash?

For information - the Brenner route is an environmentally sensible route serving as major corridor between Italy and Germany; the emissions caused by the high number of lorries (e.g. 1,55 million lorries in 2001 and 1,95 million lorries in the year 2013) has been a serious issue.

After all, the Pebble has chosen the eminently sensible route of a low-power display helping its battery last more than a day or two without recharging - almost a week, in fact.

Jonathan Bate's edition of the poems takes a sensible middle route, cleaning up the spelling and punctuation but not changing the words Clare wrote, to give as much authenticity as possible while reaching out to new readers.

Free agency may be a little duller now that the Redskins are going the sensible route, but at least their few moves make sense.

But with one over plus an extra half-hour available to knock off the 69-run target, Durham opted for the sensible route and stumps were drawn at 6.06pm.

Charging motorists for scarce road space, with most of the revenues being used to finance improvements in bus, rail or urban mass-transit systems, is the only sensible route to restraint.

Pursuing the principles of transparency and participation is the only sensible route forward, and if done in the right way the movement should emerge from this process reinvigorated, better protected and well equipped to take on the challenges ahead".