Sentence examples for more sensible option from inspiring English sources
(Fewer still seem to contemplate cooking in bulk, surely a more sensible option for the lone chef, if infinitely less pleasing on the small screen).
A safer, more sensible option is to drink and dance sometimes – and then to settle back into the old work routine on Monday morning.
For years Queen's was sponsored by Stella Artois – were players getting smashed as a result?" A more sensible option would be to dramatically strengthen the fight against corruption.
Not for the first time on this rain-soaked Scandinavian summer tour, we wonder whether a trip to a nice hot beach might have been a more sensible option.
Gary Caldwell, back from suspension, delivered an effective long ball for Miller but the striker chose to shoot from an acute angle when a centre for Lee McCulloch would have been the more sensible option.
Charity workers have spent months explaining that remaining in France is a more sensible option (particularly for older children from Afghanistan, who risk being sent back to Afghanistan from the UK when they turn 17-and-a-half).
Even the PhD seemed like a whimsical departure from more sensible options; like many brainy, middle-class Nigerian kids, Cole had first enrolled in medical school, before realising it wasn't for him.
The sequester was intended to be so undesirable that policymakers would be forced to compromise and agree on more sensible options, but that did not happen.
I was privileged, white, and performed well in school so my early artistic pursuits were adapted to more sensible options that would allow me to have influence while gaining a comfortable life.
Inflated house prices would return to more sensible levels, making home ownership an option for many to whom it's currently denied.
"Our customers are middle-income and educated, and value the simplicity, reliability and transparency of the loans; a recent national survey found more than nine in ten borrowers believe payday loans are a sensible option when faced with a shortfall".
