Sentence examples for more sensibly we from inspiring English sources

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.

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

I also believed that by investing in America's comparative advantage in high technology, we would be competing more sensibly than we had for the previous 40 years.

"The solution is to accept a haircut and all behave a bit more sensibly than we have up to now," he said.

If all the sexual health services in one geographical area worked better together and were more sensibly commissioned, we could coordinate opening hours and access and make economies of scale.

As I've got older I've noticed that stag weekenders tend to sleep more/eat more/behave more sensibly than when we were younger - probably something to do with kids and lack of sleep at home.

There's plenty of psychological research to show that when we spend using physical notes and coins, we spend more sensibly.

We will use materials more sensibly; lacking asphalt, a byproduct of oil, which we use for rooftops and to pave our highways, we will turn to metal and concrete.

They probably used it more sensibly, too: most of what we eat today on the cheap is actually lampante – oil of a grade they deemed suitable only for lighting their houses.

"Our residents and visitors deserve better and I think in its 11 years of being, the company should have invested more sensibly to improve the offer - we cannot and will not fund such poor standards.

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