Sentence examples for more sensibly it from inspiring English sources

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.

If I'd behaved more sensibly, I could have probably won.

Introduced by Tom Sharpe in my edition, he writes: "In Saki's world, it is the intelligent animal who triumphs, and there is always the supposition that, if humans behaved like animals, the world would certainly order its way more sensibly … It is only necessary to imagine what would have happened to Mowgli had Saki had a hand in The Jungle Book to see how realistic he was".

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.

(Less sanguine Republicans might more sensibly attribute it to the 1990 prudence of George Bush).

Maine, more sensibly, allows its citizenry to override legislation they deem objectionable.

But if one is going to spend one's life obsessed with Neil Diamond, it would surely be impossible to manage it more sensibly.

If we're going to rely on this index for so much it might help to at least bring it into the 3D world and finally start calculating it more sensibly.

He said that he thought it would probably be best if the bill failed, so that Congress could "come back and do it more sensibly".