Sentence examples for more sensible use from inspiring English sources

Making more sensible use of their devices than their colleagues at CERN, they've concluded that a painting of a young woman in profile, thought to be German and from the early nineteenth century, is likely by Leonardo da Vinci.

For example, the Rockefeller Foundation has an initiative that is researching how we can invest in a more efficient, effective transportation system — helping to reduce our time stuck in traffic or waiting in airports, and encouraging a more sensible use of land.

It would be a more sensible use of its resources".

If there were a price spike, we'd immediately see more sensible use of a temporarily scarce commodity.

This is a more sensible use for the AD, as it would be up to the end user to select the maximum acceptable error rate level.

Today the site is put to more sensible use – the Odeon of Herodes Atticus on its southern slope serves as an extraordinary backdrop to music and drama performances throughout Athens' Hellenic Festival, running through 31 August this year.

The development of alternative energy production and efficiencies, with their attendant employment opportunities and more sensible uses of our own resources, would also result in the elimination of our paradoxical and contradictory political entanglements with foreign oil producers, particularly in the Middle East.

We're recreating the interior of Buckingham Palace and, but for the tax credit, it would have been more sensible to use a film studio in Budapest.

In a 2005 article in The Lancet, he and two bioethicists argued that legalizing doping would "encourage more sensible, informed use of drugs in amateur sport, leading to an overall decline in the rate of health problems associated with doping".

It seems much more sensible to use GPs and community groups as the point of contact; a relationship needs to be built before any links are made to those children who are genuinely at risk rather than just falling into broad ethnic groupings.

But Mr Hussein might consider it more sensible to use them early, in the misguided hope of persuading Mr Bush to call off the invasion, or with the intent of doing his worst before he loses control of Iraq's airspace and communications.