Sentence examples for more sensible response from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the people most inconvenienced by the encampment, its neighbors, have a more sensible response.

"Now the police are handing out flip-flops and helping the girls home, a much more sensible response".

A more sensible response would have been simply to provide those workers with shares in the company, but that would be an open admission of the coercive power that unions receive even under the current labor statute.

It appears that there is not the political will to make such sweeping change, but the efforts that states have made to defer prosecutions, to offer treatment alternatives, and to move towards reintegration of offenders into society all augur well for more sensible responses to illegal drugs.

There comes a time in some men's lives when the days seem darker, mortality more certain, and the only sensible response is to blow the life savings on a sportscar.

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%).

The study used auditory brainstem responses recordings which is a more sensible method than otoacoustic emissions testing, a fact that explains the differences in otoprotective effect reported by previous studies.

There is a requirement for a serious rethink, including more sensible and more closely evaluated targets, and, above all, responses that are sensitively tuned to particular circumstances.

The most sensible response for Washington would be to begin thinking more seriously about taking out an insurance policy on the recovery.

A post on its Facebook page said: "The sensible response to worries about New Forest roads isn't to make them more dangerous".

Instead of displaying mean responses connected by line segments, we show the running means of firing rates and enforce a more sensible rule for averaging as a function of time that we apply consistently in all graphs and analyses.