Sentence examples for common sense principle from inspiring English sources

His patent was invalidated on the basis of the "common sense" principle.

For a non-citizen, the common sense principle is that committing serious crime is an abuse of hospitality by which any claim to remain here is forfeited.

The Xinhua news agency issued a commentary declaring that "to cure its addiction to debts, the United States has to re-establish the common sense principle that one should live within its means".

Denial of a common sense principle is not only false but absurd (EIP 6.4, 462).

Plastic bags and carbon certainly don't violate this common sense principle.

It enshrines a simple common sense principle, one to which all of us should be able to agree.

The mere restating of such common sense principles, in a public forum attended by senior dignitaries from around the world, would underscore their importance.

Looking to the future, he warns "be especially on your guard in sluggish times of business and low rates of interest for money".No amount of regulation will ever replace common sense principles for banking.

"This important decision puts controls on gene drives using simple common sense principles: Don't mess with someone else's environment, territories and rights without their consent," ETC Group said in a statement.

Common sense principles are common sense because, but not only because, they are common to humanity.

The first concerns our unmediated insight into the truth of mathematical axioms and the third concerns common sense principles.