Sentence examples for it more sensible from inspiring English sources

There is growing bipartisan interest in tax reform, including changing the corporate tax system to make it more sensible and a bulwark against financial sector instability.

A businessman robbed of $250,000 found it more sensible to appeal to Bedouin leaders than to the local courts, bereft of police to enforce rulings.

Autodesk, which had invested $22.5 million in Buzzsaw since spinning it off in November 1999, said the struggling capital market made it more sensible to buy Buzzsaw than to keep financing it.

Mr. Rockefeller has been trying to reduce the extimated cost of the New house, while Mrs. Rockefeller has been trying to raise the estimated cost of repairs on the old house in order to prove it more sensible to build a new mansion.

For instance, his plan to help the millions of Americans without health insurance (by expanding existing government health plans for the poor and subsidising employer-based coverage) may be expensive, but many experts judge it more sensible than the Clintons' arrogant attempt to reorganise the whole health-care industry.

But Mr Hussein might consider it more sensible to use them early, in the misguided hope of persuading Mr Bush to call off the invasion, or with the intent of doing his worst before he loses control of Iraq's airspace and communications.

Would it be more sensible to report it once a quarter instead of every month?

If you don't want your guests preparing their own deaths, it's more sensible to mix it up in individual portions.

However, if the database is to be shared with others, it is more sensible to keep it on a separate server.

In view of its effectiveness, it seems more sensible to work with a lower rotational speed.

But it's likely that much of it had more sensible underpinnings.