Sentence examples for making more sensible from inspiring English sources

Making more sensible use of their devices than their colleagues at CERN, they've concluded that a painting of a young woman in profile, thought to be German and from the early nineteenth century, is likely by Leonardo da Vinci.

They also have included guidelines on ways to improve the choices or make more sensible selections.

Higher insurance costs would expose the true risk of living on the flood plain, encouraging people to make more sensible choices.

All three of these positions would have been capably filled if Tannenbaum had made more sensible picks in the previous drafts.

It has been suggested by many athletes that they achieve a runner's high after performing prolonged exercise, allowing fewer negative thoughts, lower stress levels and a reduction in appetite: enabling us to make more sensible and healthy choices.

But we can't leave the alternative arguments to individual bloggers, outspoken heads and the leadership of the CBI, all of whom seem to make more sensible speeches and interventions in education policy than many politicians.

Perhaps he simply wasn't up to Premier League level, perhaps the Dutch league was the kind of standard he is suited for but it is hard to escape the feeling that Altidore's career in Europe could have been so much more enjoyable and productive had he – or his advisors – made more sensible career decisions.

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.

These gun owners don't want guns in the wrong hands for the same reasons as non-gun owners -- they are mothers, fathers, sons and daughters who care about the safety of family, friends and community -- and they know their rights are made more secure by a sensible regulatory regime.

One thing about cravats though is that they make much more sensible gifts on tour because they pack flat.

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.