Sentence examples for added common sense from inspiring English sources

We expanded existing CDC guidelines for prevention of transmission of other infections such as HIV and hepatitis and then added common sense from years of experience operating.

He added, "Common sense tells us the culture is overrun by guns and that many people who possess them are dangerous or careless".

He added "common sense" would prevail but others on his side are increasingly convinced that the UK could leave and are angry that Mr Cameron has held a referendum of his own volition.

The Microsoft co-founder will give $125 million to his nonprofit research lab to help develop technology that adds common sense to artificial intelligence.

"Technically, they violated the law, and the department policy is if you don't have ID, we put you into the system," Mr. Mullins said, adding, "Common sense has to come into it".

Plaxo started running automated scripts against Facebook without any warning or discussion with them beforehand, in violation of their terms of service and, I'll add, common sense.

To this the therapist might add common-sense advice like reducing caffeine and alcohol intake, and making sure the bedroom is dark and quiet.

Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott said of the disturbing report, "If I had my way, these teachers would no longer be in the classroom" adding "common-sense reforms" would permit him to remove the teachers from the school system.

All it takes, she added, "is common sense".

But he added that common sense must also play into the analysis, and the new officials, many of whom spent most of their careers working games in front of small crowds in the lower divisions of college football, among other leagues, might be intimidated by the massive crowds that pack N.F.L. stadiums.

Writing in the Institute of Welsh Affairs journal, he added: "So common sense, pragmatism and purpose have brought about de facto devolution and it's only a question of when the machinery of government will catch up".