Sentence examples for more reasonable course from inspiring English sources

Prevention seems like the more reasonable course.

Conservatives who condemned President Barack Obama's climate initiatives as regulatory overreach have defended the Trump administration's approach, calling it a more reasonable course.

All were considered stars at one time, and each could be helpful to another team — at a more reasonable price, of course.

This is, of course, a more reasonable use of human capital.Third is reducing the cost to society.

Of course, in a more reasonable view, big-bang theorists had to accept that some element formation does take place in stars, but they were keen to show that the stars could not account for all of it.

Of course, some plays are more reasonable, if not dirt cheap.

The Kremlin did it on purpose, of course – which makes it more reasonable – but Palin has always felt a kind of kinship with Russian inscrutability.

Of course, this means putting more reasonable work hours in place (and adhering to them) and encouraging, rather than forfeiting, vacations.

The benefits of measuring A1c is that it gives a more reasonable view of what's happening over the course of time (3 months), and the value does not bounce as much as finger stick blood sugar measurements.

Public health professionals in Vietnam have focused on expanding pain treatment services, and their efforts have resulted in more reasonable pain medication prescription regulations and new academic training courses on palliative care.

(Of course, you can also come at a more reasonable time, like the regular opening hour of 6 30 a.m).