Sentence examples for more sensible with from inspiring English sources
We need to see agriculture happening in places which are more sensible, with more irrigation potential".
Friends tell me that at that time Aulaqi's views were far more sensible, with no hint of his later extremism.
On Sunday Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, also dismissed those questioning whether people could be trusted to spend their money wisely, saying most were much more sensible with their money than the state.
Trying to prevent blow-ups in the first place is more sensible with economy-wide "macro-prudential" regulators working to counter bubbles such as the recent housing mania.Booms and bust will not disappear; hence the crucial importance of bolstering capital, the buffer that banks depend on to absorb losses.
"The exhibition, even though it was a commercial one, should have been more sensible with its timing, especially since Japanese rightist politicians headed by Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe persist with words and actions that strain Japan's ties with its Asian neighbours," Zhu Ping wrote in the China Daily.
She's being much more sensible with her training.
We're now seeing more sensible valuations, with Series As being priced more in line with what valuations looked like in 2010 than in 2015.
This push from Mr Sarzoky led to a more sensible regime, with a Frenchman running EADS and a German at the controls of Airbus.
He stresses changes which should keep Labour safe: one-member-one-vote selection of parliamentary candidates, a transfer of power over policy from party to cabinet, and a "more sensible" relationship with the trade unions.
He made a poor choice for his final big act as mayor, and it will be up to Mayor Bloomberg to find a way to negotiate more sensible deals with the two teams.
Staley, 60, chief executive since 1999 and five years from company-mandated retirement, wants to reshape Cargill into a more sensible giant with a sharper focus on its origins the food business and new cooperation.
