Sentence examples for more sensibly the from inspiring English sources

But, approached a little more sensibly, the sauna is a deeply pleasant and therapeutic experience.

And yes, they will go back on the road, but more sensibly this time.

Since inflation has in fact been 2% or above most of the time, the ECB might more sensibly express the target as a range around a mid-point of 2%.

It was delivered in the authentic voice of the independent party – with all options open for the future (Labour should note that phrase once it begins to think more sensibly about the multi-party future) – that Mr Cable insisted the Liberal Democrats must remain.

The billions in stimulus money that's going to high-speed rail will likely be spent more sensibly, since the Obama Administration has placed a premium on interstate coöperation in building the network.

Other shifts were still covered but more sensibly given the level of need.

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.

This model more sensibly explains the countries with a high degree of financial liberalization.

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.

The government, more sensibly arguing that the mothers of young children should have a real choice of whether to work or not, will now offer them allowances during maternity leave, to help them stay at home.