Sentence examples for both sensible and balanced from inspiring English sources

The conclusions drawn from the study are both sensible and balanced, and the competing interests of the authors have been sufficiently disclosed.I'm just left wondering if any of the participant variables had an influence on the outcomes?

The law is sensible and balanced.

Most sensible and balanced people understand that they are necessary.

Mr Lammy said: "Our policies on immigration are sensible and balanced.

I want to preserve a sane and sensible and balanced middle ground where people can stand.

He was characteristically reticent about discussing his own record, but he offered a sensible and balanced view of the drug issues that have roiled American racing for decades.

Speaking at a regular daily press briefing, the prime minister's spokesman said the government had put forward a "sensible and balanced" package of parliamentary and judicial safeguards.

"I know every health insurance premium increase is hard on the household budget and we're committed to taking the pressure off price rises for consumers through sensible and balanced reforms".

They insist the "sensible and balanced" plans will strengthen, rather than weaken, the United Kingdom, by ending the anomaly under which Scottish MPs can vote on important issues like health and education affecting England, while their English counterparts have no say on such matters in Scotland.

Probably the best example of how expensive, glamorous security technology can easily be undermined by poor procedures is biometric systems (see article).A sensible and balanced approach, then, involves not only security technology but also a well-defined set of security policies which users understand and keep to.

Now, given that all members of my family have now passed the 30 year-old mark, you may expect a sensible and balanced reaction.