Sentence examples for manage sensibly from inspiring English sources

In this sense the deep-water environment is the ultimate commons one that is all the harder to manage sensibly because so little is known about it.Modest trawl-sampling of the deep began only in 1872 with the British ship HMS Challenger.

The growing epidemic of obesity, the reckless debt that contributed to the financial crisis, the proliferation of so-called addictions to everyday activities from shopping to video games to sex are all evidence of how a technologically advanced capitalist democracy makes temptation easier, cheaper and faster to indulge than most Americans seem equipped to manage sensibly.

"Any of those situations would have to be managed sensibly and sensitively".

The Commission for Integrated Transport, an advisory body to the British government, claims that such methods could cut congestion by nearly half in Britain.Congestion will always be a problem, but it can be managed sensibly.

Yes and you can manage it sensibly or wastefully too.

The aim is to cut costs, safeguard infrastructure, manage decommissioning sensibly and attract investment.

The paper informed Labour party thinking and lay behind its 1992 manifesto commitment to "manage credit sensibly".

The Treasury seems to have realised that if we don't manage dementia sensibly we're all going to hell in a handcart.

During this live Q&A we'll discuss how to manage risk sensibly including organising your finances, navigating supply and demand and thoroughly researching the market before taking a punt on a startup idea or a new product line.

But plenty more people are still shut out, even when their income and financial track record means they can sensibly manage a loan.

But if one is going to spend one's life obsessed with Neil Diamond, it would surely be impossible to manage it more sensibly.