Sentence examples for in more sensible from inspiring English sources

In doing so, they find they can address problems in more sensible ways — and achieve results.

As usual, Britons will find every tiny fault in more sensible regimes in France, Germany and the Netherlands.

Clearly, if shareholders thought the economic downturn would result in more sensible pay packages, they've got another think coming.

Ellington considered getting out of town when he heard of Fleischnick's declaration of war against the gang, but he finally solved the problem in more sensible fashion.

It is a celebration of the far ends of the animal, so often discarded in Britain, though not in more sensible places such as Thailand or China.

Elections are not without meaning; if Mr. Ahmadinejad loses, it may result in more sensible economic policies and fewer loud calls for the destruction of Israel.

Along with growing pressure from investors, who want clearer rules on where they stand in the pecking order in the event of corporate failure, this could result in a more sensible, market-sensitive approach to bankruptcy throughout the European Union.

A chance meeting with Alan Rickman pointed him in a more sensible direction.

Sustainable development may require that consumers choose to eat smaller quantities of meat as well as meat that is produced in a more sensible way.

"They seem to be going into the market in a more sensible fashion, adapting to the local market environment," said Kate Calvert, an analyst at the brokerage firm Seymour Pierce.

Stern goes further and identifies six distinct purposes, so his expanded framework should help to steer discussion and evaluation of the next exercise in a more sensible direction.