Sentence examples for back to a sensible from inspiring English sources

It is ridiculous, and I want to go back to a sensible debate".

The road back to a sensible democracy is long and expensive, but it is one that starts now with the leadership of Democratic state legislators and the DLCC.

But if dark energy is temporary — if one day it switches off — cosmologists and metaphysicians can all go back to contemplating a sensible tomorrow.

While these values could be used directly, that would produce artefacts in the model near quintile boundaries, so it is sensible to convert back to a continuous variable by applying smoothing.

At a time when government is committed to reducing any unnecessary use of imprisonment, and shrinking prison numbers back to an unavoidable minimum, is it sensible to open up to market forces and risk growing vested interest?

"The biggest movie I've ever done," Mendes says, "followed by the biggest show I've ever done, almost back to back – not a sensible piece of planning".

Which means that the only way back to more sensible regimes is also a political one.

Instead of a sprawling aviation conglomerate, Swissair (it has gone back to its sensible original name after calling itself SAir for a decade) will consist of the airline and its regional offshoot Crossair, plus Gate Gourmet, its catering subsidiary, and Nuance, its retail arm.

If Congress does nothing, we begin on January 1st with a reset in revenue... back to the sensible taxation of the pre-Bush era.

He said the appeals decision in the Barnesandnoble case was a swing back to the more sensible approach being adopted in Europe.

It also makes it easier for asset prices to adjust back to sensible values.