Sentence examples for make 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.
Attempts to amend this legislation -- and to make it more sensible -- failed in the Senate yesterday.
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.
Of course, these new features will raise the prices of smaller cars, making it more sensible to buy the bigger vehicles — the law of unintended consequences.
"It [would] no longer discriminate against a group of people, it makes it more sensible in a way that if a man's had sex with 50 women then I think he's a lot more at risk than if another man's had sex with two men, kind of thing.
Such IMF mistakes only make it more difficult to implement sensible programs in the future.
It doesn't discourage the best of them, but the ridicule and the constant interaction from the public is making it more difficult for them to make sensible, brave decisions".
The people in the report have also been let down by people who decided to make it a more sensible idea, in economic terms, not to work than to work.
Is it more sensible capital requirements?
It is not just the trust's 60,000 volunteers, or its localist commitment to serving home-grown produce in its tea rooms, that makes it seem a more sensible model than an adversary.
