Sentence examples for a very common sense from inspiring English sources

Sadly, there is no miracle cure but rather a very common sense set of principles, called Sleep Hygiene, that you can follow.

Let me just give you a very common sense argument.

"Californians appreciate living within our means, managing the people's money, creating a rainy-day fund and just bringing a very common sense, get-it-done kind of approach".. Kashkari began attacking Brown's record on poverty months ago.

The word 'prophylactic' was also explained to women by the trained nurses in a very common sense way.

"It seems like a very common-sense improvement on the existing law," Mr. Williams said.

"The judge issued a very common-sense approach in analyzing the instructions given to the grand jury," he said.

Mr. Liskov, of the city attorney's office, said Bridgeport officials "have taken a very common-sense approach" to the question of what constitutes housing.

"They actually want to do this by building a billion-dollar business," says Nosek. "I followed the brothers to the lab, and I saw that not only were they able to work with the academic system, to find great people and to get the resources, they also had a very common-sense business plan.

It sounds counter-intuitive, but it is actually a very common-sense notion backed up by more than a decade of model-driven historical backtesting.

In an interview, she said she would do the same again: "You have got to look at these matters in a very common-sense way.

"He is a guy that very clearly understands the issues facing the country... and can deliver the message in a very common-sense, blunt, direct way that people get," he said.