Sentence examples for more sensible as from inspiring English sources

Speaking on the BBC's Sunday Politics programme, Mr Shapps said the new format "looked a lot more sensible" as the original plans had "excluded democratically-elected MPs".

But they will appear less radical and more sensible as the systemic failure of American democracy deepens.

Second we give a couple of examples of the belt wearing participants: (34) " When I take off the belt, my tummy still feels more sensible as compared to before I wore the belt".

German experience of limited reform six years ago and the evidence from other countries like Denmark both demonstrate that the best way to encourage employers to hire is to make it easier for them to fire.A centre-right coalition may pursue a more sensible energy policy as well.

To the carriers' credit, they've worked with the SMS ecosystem of innovation over the past several years to develop more sensible policies as the basis of a predictable foundation.

Competitive bidding - where bids are sealed and submitted by interested parties and opened in front of everyone - is a more sensible process as it does not include multiple bidding.

Therefore, a more sensible way, as adopted by many biomedical databases and ontologies, is to organize information by concept, where a concept has unambiguous meaning and can be associated with a unique identifier.

But people did survive and many of them lived more sensible, sensitive lives as a result.

It is a celebration of the far ends of the animal, so often discarded in Britain, though not in more sensible places such as Thailand or China.

Chemotactic response of Tetrahymena was more sensible than proliferation as significant chemorepellent action was observed in the environmentally realistic concentration range for acetylsalicylic acid, diclofenac, fenoprofen, paracetamol, metoprolol, propranolol, timolol and trimethoprim (Chemotaxis Index ranged from 63% to 88%).

He further wrote that his proposed practice of "bumping up the age be part of the localization process," besides helping to avoid "silly controversies like we've seen in Sweden," would have "the added benefit of narratives that are far more sensible — having Ayane as an accomplished ninja at sixteen just doesn't make much sense".