Sentence examples for make a sensible return from inspiring English sources
We should also remember that people working in private sector organisations have in many cases worked in the public and voluntary sectors in the past, and have much to offer and still hold public service values dear alongside the obvious need to make a sensible return.
Graham Jones, a food industry analyst at Panmure Gordon, said: "The merger takes capacity out of the chilled convenience food market where suppliers have struggled to get supermarket customers to pay them enough to be able to make a sensible economic return.
We can make a sensible deal with Russia Lowerr strategic bomb inventories in return for the amendments in the ABM treaty that would let the Bush administration work toward something it believes we really need -- missile defense.
We should make a sensible reform of entitlements our generation's cause.
That makes it rather difficult to make a sensible forecast, but here goes!
(Can one marry a brochure? Legally probably not, but maybe some kind of civil ceremony?) The brochure alone can make a sensible man give up his sensible Prius.
This section tries to make a sensible link between these two key concepts.
You could name it after yourself or make a sensible name for it.
Harman said he had made a "sensible" decision by bowing out, but added that she expected the talented MP to return to the frontbench in the future.
But Mr Hutton makes a sensible point about transparency.
