Sentence examples for less sensibly from inspiring English sources

But he also, less sensibly, suggests that we might "pursue alternative forms of medicine".

Less sensibly, hospital doctors and nurses will have a say in commissioning too.In this section Quis custodiet?

Less sensibly, hospital doctors will have a say in commissioning care too, which might create even more glaring conflicts of interests.

In Peru, royalties should raise some $75m; less sensibly, this will be shared out among local governments in mining areas.Mining firms claim that the royalties will deter investment.

"Play more like a girl," Katende told her, by which he meant less recklessly, more sensibly.

"The point is that it gives people the option to eat less and more sensibly," Ms. Mogelonsky said.

So Clarke was surely on the right track if politicians and judges could summon up enough common sense to implement a less severe policy sensibly while avoiding their reciprocal hobby of second-guessing each other and bickering in public.

I may also re-review a restaurant, regardless of whether its rating changes or not, because the review serves other, wider purposes or can become a vehicle for thoughts that a review of some other restaurant would accommodate less tidily and sensibly.

The contradiction between what has been conceptually recommended and the common practice is sensibly less acute in the area of Epidemiology and Public Health, but the same pattern was evident everywhere in the mechanical way of applying significance tests.

In the latter study, Type D was also associated with an unhealthy lifestyle; i.e., Type D individuals were less likely to eat sensibly or to spend time outdoors compared to non-Type Ds [ 26].

(Less sanguine Republicans might more sensibly attribute it to the 1990 prudence of George Bush).