Sentence examples for common sense and efficient from inspiring English sources
Peter F. Vallone, the City Council speaker, said that while he was encouraged by some of what he called Mr. Levy's "common sense and efficient cuts," he believed that the chancellor was taking the easy way out.
Innovation, advanced technologies, common sense and cost-efficient measures are the focus of what Mr. Röttgen called a policy "that is environmentally sound, climate-friendly and in line with market and competition principles".
Making wind turbines more efficient is common sense and will help bring down the costs, making them more attractive to build and helping us increase the amount of electricity we get from clean, green sources".
Not Mr. McCain's strong point! A. Some excellent public servants have not the gift at all, and must rely upon their deeds to speak for them; and unless the oratory does represent genuine conviction, based on good common sense and able to be translated into efficient performance, then the better the oratory the greater the damage to the public it deceives.
Such long, steady housing price declines seem to defy both common sense and the traditional laws of economics, which assume that people act rationally and that markets are efficient.
Common sense, and Percy Pigs, must prevail.
Common sense and decency are also needed.
