Sentence examples for less than sensible from inspiring English sources
From a commercial point of view, for example, Gazprom's media business seems less than sensible.
The Tea Party is scary, seemingly devoid of a caring bone, and replete with ideas that are less than sensible; but like Newt Gingrich in Midterm '94 this nuttiness will be gone soon and we'll move onto something that looks like it's helping people who need it the most But the question remains: What difference does it make while the incumbents keep winning and bipartisanship is a well-played joke.
And yet I would never dream of heading to the pool in anything less than a sensible swimsuit, despite the notion of a "no bikinis" sign on the wall seeming even more outdated than a "no running, bombing or petting" cartoon.
But Briggs is rarely less than lively and sensible.
This suggests a six-card suit with slightly less than opening values, and a sensible contract is reached when North passes.
The amount in reserve, though a large cash amount, is less than three months' income – a sensible amount, especially when compared with the vast reserves of local authorities.
Daytime Bowen ratios decreased from above four during dry conditions, to less than one after irrigation, yet sensible heat fluxes were still higher than for the cool roof.
It can be seen from a direct computation that the price of a certain commodity increases (decreases) if the demand of the commodity is larger (less) than its supply, which is sensible.
And yet that fear now seems less sensible than ever.
Are they less sensible than the general populace?
