Sentence examples for become more sensible from inspiring English sources

Since 2012 Mr Tsipras has become more sensible and his Syriza more professional.

The same goes for executive pay, which she believes would become more sensible if shareholders could vote on it separately.

Startups and their boards have become more sensible about our funding and labour, as we grow our understanding of just what kind of thing a tech startup is.

The Bridge might become more sensible when more phones recognize drives the way the Galaxy S4 does, or if someone were to make some smart, simple file manager.

But in recent years, according to a report from the World Bank published on January 7th, fiscal policies in many African countries have become more sensible.

But in recent years, according to a report from the World Bank published in January, fiscal policies in many African countries have become more sensible.

As businesses mature, they become more complex, sophisticated, sensible.

But that means that if you own bitcoins, and you think they're going to become more popular, then the sensible thing to do is hold them, since they'll be more valuable tomorrow.

This generally explains the high performance of the method in glacier ski resorts and, most importantly, an altitude dependent application limit of the method: the method becomes less effective at lower altitudes, where sensible heat fluxes become more important compared to shortwave radiation.

By summer's end, despite their drabness, my sensible pumps had become more comfortable.

The proposal, aptly if jawbreakingly named The 21st Century Environmental Quality Act, starts from a sensible premise: Problems ignored now become more complicated and costly later on.