Sentence examples for having a sensible strategy from inspiring English sources

Being successful in that "twelve months" of "doing stuff" in Afghanistan is conditioned upon having a sensible strategy in place.

"Rebel commanders had a sensible strategy of fighting a war of attrition that matched their capabilities.

"There is the general view that the stock will be what it will be, but key to this is to have a sensible strategy," says one person who had been briefed on the board's thinking.

Unless they learn quickly that the deal will give them opportunities rather than pay-offs, they will be gone, often taking a big chunk of shareholder value with them.The mergers that worked relatively well were those where managers both had a sensible strategy and set about implementing it straight away.

"Papers delivering comprehensive and reliable information to tightly bound communities and having a sensible Internet strategy will remain viable for a long time," wrote Mr. Buffett.

[We] believe that papers delivering comprehensive and reliable information to tightly-bound communities and having a sensible Internet strategy will remain viable for a long time.

Here's a passage from Berkshire's 2013 annual report: [We] believe that papers delivering comprehensive and reliable information to tightly-bound communities and having a sensible Internet strategy will remain viable for a long time.

We won't be recommending Bolton's new fund as we believe the key to successful long-term investing is having a sensible asset-allocation strategy in place, rather than trying to chase the potential winners," says Connolly.

No amount of explaining why this might have been a sensible strategy made it sound any better.

In essence the same applies to the spending review, which was invented by Gordon Brown ostensibly to give the appearance of having a sensible long-term economic strategy.

"The key will be that the borrower has a sensible repayment strategy in place.