Sentence examples for more sensibly in from inspiring English sources

Even in Iraq, some of the military units seem to be operating more sensibly in terms of dealing with the population, but it's far too late.

"I wore those shirts!" said Mr. Toback, who nowadays clothes himself more sensibly, in dark jackets, long overcoats and a scalp-concealing baseball cap.

Given this underlying landscape, it may be that John Boehner chose a kind of rational irrationality these last two weeks — accepting the Kurtzian shutdown "strategy" in order to demonstrate its senselessness and persuade his members to behave slightly more sensibly in the future.

Instead, companies will begin pricing their goods more sensibly in the first place.

The real difficulties (and real benefits) lie in being able to have a few days off drinking every week – or, god forbid, drinking more sensibly in the first place.

Contents under pressure". Despite the cutesy title (the book was more sensibly published in Britain as "The Other Hand") and the coy book-flap description ("It is a truly special story and we don't want to spoil it"), "Little Bee" will blow you away.

Eating more sensibly, both in terms of quality and quantity, was something I had to teach myself as an adult.

Or, more sensibly and in line with reusing and recycling, ask around for donations of items to save costs.

If we raised the same revenue more sensibly we could, in effect, give ourselves a tax cut by reducing the dead-weight cost.

It did not work for housing, and it will not work for aviation," he said.The industry will have to start managing demand more sensibly than it has in the past.

To have another chance, to prove I can do it all better -- the planning, the arranging, the packing, the traveling itself, everything, including getting along better with Roscoe or eating more sensibly -- inspires me in the way home improvement articles do.