Sentence examples for at a sane from inspiring English sources

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: Saving the WTO from the Doha round (Vox) IMF believes Greece should consider debt restructuring (Wall Street Journal) A shot at a sane budget (New York Times) Chinese recycling and US interest rates (Michael Pettis).

It's a terrific role, since Moll has all the best jokes, blithely filthy, plus heartfelt speeches on the lousy lot of most working women, and wants nothing but to remain herself, in profit, and at a sane distance from the bourgeoisie.

No longer, thankfully, because a little Googling found this handly little app allows you to schedule the backups at a sane interval.

More to the point, the power comes on not at a screaming 6,000 rpm but at a sane, reasonably tractable 3,000 rpm, where 90% of the torque curve is available.

Now, however, magazines like the New Yorker will have to sell at a sane price and survive on that resulting pittance that may or may not flow in from subscribers.

Only one figure, Ned Harrison, based partly on Harrington, rises above the moral swamp, acting at times as a sane chorus on the insane action.

To get into Mozza on a recent night, I booked about three weeks ahead and had to accept a 5 p.m. dinner reservation: anything at a saner hour was long gone.

Also, our tester in Europe came with a diesel motor that exhibited better low-end torque; at cruising speed on the Italian Autostrada, there were guts even at 95 mph, and the engine was quiet at a saner 75 mph.

Indeed, such vital exposure discourages us and our kids from getting so accustomed to the hyper quality of current popular movies that we all enter a virtual state of A.D.D., constitutionally unable to watch anything that moves at a saner clip and that expects us to inject a measure of concentration.

A fascinating life of the reckless adventurer whose mad-dog pugnacity during the Revolution won fights at sea that a sane man would have bent on all sail to avoid.

With these statistics, is there any reason at all for a sane person or organization to start a new firm?