Sentence examples for common sense increases from inspiring English sources

Researchers at the University of Florida Gainesville just published an important study which confirms what should be common sense: Increases on alcohol taxes can have a substantial impact on the number of alcohol-related auto fatalities.

It's time to vote with science, economics, and what is increasingly seen as common sense, and increase taxes on sugar, high fructose corn syrup, and sweeteners in whatever guise they appear -- with the funds earmarked for prevention -- and yes, that includes prescriptions for exercise and treatment.

The leadership, she wrote, needs to work on a common sense policy for increasing access to birth control.

Now, rather than using common sense and gradually increasing the gas tax to return the fund to self-sufficiency, Congress has proposed a patchwork of money transfers and illusory revenue sources completely unrelated to transportation.

In California, state legislators are focused on advancing common sense school discipline, increasing graduation rates and improving health access for young people through health care reform, under the leadership of the Assembly Select Committee on the Status of Boys and Men of Color and their partners.

"It's absolutely common sense that if we increase the consumption of the services," improvements in health follow, he said.

During his speech at the annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Comey said the surge in criticism and protests against the police was "the one theory that to my mind and to my common sense, does explain" the increase in crime in some major cities in 2015.

Perhaps, but if getting rid of the lottery could give rise to a modest increase in common sense about risk and security, think of the society-wide savings in money not spent on alarmist newspapers, quack child-protection schemes, MMR scares and the like!

Though it's hard to figure out whether customers would have come in without the voucher, common sense and the observation of increased business — which both businesses reported — suggest that at least some of the returning customers wielding vouchers were making visits they might not have made absent the vouchers.

Furthermore, even though common sense implies that less bone disruption increases spinal stability, data on TLA and cTLA approaches still need to be supported by a large prospective randomized trial to assess the preservation of spinal stability and patient outcomes compared to conventional approaches.

"Intelligence information and common sense suggests that we need to increase our security measures," Mr. Bloomberg said at a City Hall news briefing with Mr. Pataki, Mr. Kelly and James K. Kallstrom, a senior counterterrorism aide to Mr. Pataki.