Sentence examples for current sensible from inspiring English sources

The UK Government's current sensible drinking message, based on the analysis in the 1995 Sensible Drinking Report, is that men should not regularly drink more than three to four units a day and women should not regularly drink more than two to three units a day (where one unit is 8 g of pure alcohol) (Department of Health, 1995).

The only partial resistance is against the occasional rural "executive" estates, usually rejected because of the current and sensible bias towards building in and round towns.

Under the current system, this sensible program could threaten to bankrupt it.

Some time preference (σ > 0) for current consumption is sensible, however, even if just from the standpoint that lifespan is not infinite.

That sounds sensible; the current regime is very complicated.

Current attitudes are entirely sensible criteria for judging a candidate for any office.

It is therefore not surprising that some people start asking questions about whether the current arrangements are really sensible.

Under the current circumstances it's sensible to stay on the right side of countries that seem, broadly, to be trustworthy allies who share our democratic values.

Based on current technology, the most sensible approach to protecting astronauts is to build a highly shielded module into the design of the spacecraft, ie a storm cellar.

This couple could rent a comparable home for $10,000 a year, less than half of their current mortgage payments — a sensible cushion to seek in these hard times.

This administrative change seems highly sensible; the current system is the result of historical accident.The trickier question (and one that applies right round the world) is who should pay for what.