decided, sensibly enough, to emphasize the risks of pandemic.
The VOA, a 67-year-old international broadcasting service, decided sensibly to bring him to Washington for a year to safely continue his reporting.
As of this typing (10 02 am), there is a post laughing at the Obama administration's efforts to "ban" the phrase "war on terrorism" (of course nothing is being banned: the administration has just decided, sensibly, to stop using the phrase).
American magazine Cooks Illustrated pooh-poohs the notion that the roux needs to be cooked as gently and slowly as possibly, deciding sensibly that 20 minutes is the maximum amount of time anyone wants to stand over a pan – in any case "testers discerned little difference in flavour", according to their New Best Recipes book.
Back in 2011, he briefly flirted with launching a Presidential campaign before deciding, quite sensibly, that his role on "The Apprentice" should take priority.
Hence we have acres of canvas and vast numbers of friendly staff, including Emmanuel Mpararia, a Maasai man of such awesome charm, intelligence and towering good looks that Maddy decides, very sensibly, to stick close and ply him with an endless series of questions.
Can we even decide to talk sensibly about consciousness being an illusion?
Even during a period of economic expansion, the government can sensibly decide to run a modest deficit in order to finance education, scientific research, and other areas that the private sector refuses to invest in.
I think we could sensibly decide when drugs should be legal or illegal, available by prescription or over the counter.
I think we could sensibly decide when regulations are required, and when informing people is enough because knowledge is power.
