Sentence examples for more sensibly be from inspiring English sources

Whatever threat is posed by terrorists can more sensibly be addressed by enhancing the plant's security measures.

The Xperia Z Ultra might have more sensibly been named the Xperia Z Tablet Mini.

Far more sensibly, it is changing its name to Xe -- as in "Z" -- which is how the company would now like to be known.

The more uncanny the situation, the more sensibly it is described.

And while Clinton went on to talk about other ways kids could learn about eating more sensibly, it was easy to believe that this kid — still a little shaken, but relieved of his shame — would vote for a Clinton one day if he could.

Having started out at the most south-westerly tip of mainland Britain, you've powered 800 gruelling miles up the country, by foot, on pushbike or – infinitely more sensibly: we're not all fitness freaks – in an open-top high-performance sports vehicle.

The Fourth Amendment "cannot sensibly be read to mean that police shall be no more efficient in the 21st century than they were in the 18th," he wrote.

It cannot, however, sensibly be asked to serve two masters".

This could sensibly be made a compulsory minimum rest requirement.

"I'm trying to approach this more sensibly and just be sensible when I train and how hard I choose to push myself.

And they're paid more sensibly: increasingly, directors are compensated with company stock, making it more likely that they'll look after shareholder interests.