Sentence examples for more sensible end from inspiring English sources

But at least by backing a stimulus now he has a cogent answer to the immediate problem of the stuttering recovery).Mr Boehner is from the more sensible end of his party.

A more sensible EU policy would end direct subsidies and limit the EU's role to policing common environmental, food-quality and animal-welfare standards.

But cliche was piled upon cliche as Palin sought to paint Barack Obama, or "Barack," as she referred to him constantly in an attempt to diminish him, as a goofy radical, paired with a more sensible Lieberman, who would end up running America off the rails.

In the end, a more sensible solution was to supply the women with more efficient stoves so they would not need to collect firewood as often.

A rebellion over an amended form of self-employment would be no more sensible than a war about which end of a boiled egg should be cracked open.

For a more sensible person, that might have been the end of the surfing delusion.

Although what we actually do when we grow up ends up being a little more "sensible," we still have big dreams.

In the end we came up with a more sensible list of possible Lady Macbeths, and he showed enthusiasm for Jane Lapotaire.

So at the very end, they'll do a much more sensible deal.

Though Clinton has called for an end to mass incarceration and promised more sensible immigration policies, the fact that she has received significant campaign contributions from the prison lobby makes activists wary.

Outcomes other than death may be more sensible to organisational factors.