Sentence examples for more reasonable approach from inspiring English sources

Locke's more modest empiricism (the view that the chief source of human knowledge is experience) led to the development of a more "reasonable" approach to religion in which reason was held to constrain any appeal to divine revelation.

A more reasonable approach would be stricter approval standards.

"There should be a more reasonable approach to the use of P.S.A".

It is encouraging to see schools taking a more reasonable approach to learning.

Most experts believe that the South Beach and other less restrictive low-carbohydrate diets offer a more reasonable approach.

The Democrats say Mr. Obama's budget proposal, which calls for a five-year spending freeze, is a more reasonable approach.

He said other countries had taken much more "reasonable" approaches and recognised the potential economic benefits of commercial drone operations.

He said the company had waited to long for the FAA to act and that other countries had taken much more "reasonable" approaches, recognising the potential economic benefits of commercial drone operations Prime Air aims to deliver packages within 30 minutes by flying drones below 500ft.

Kweder said limiting the amount of acetaminophen was "a more reasoned and reasonable" approach that would not disrupt pain management programs.

It is hard to see how supporters of a more reasonable international approach could end up worse off.

"I felt I needed another system, a more sane, reasonable approach to how to get the most of it without making me a basket case," she said.