Sentence examples for most sensible steps from inspiring English sources

"We are trying all the most sensible steps," Cairnes says.

It continued: "This letter again proves that the most sensible step for everyone is to get back to bargaining.

The most sensible step is to find a suitable source for the text in the language model.

Getting rid of this regressive telecommunications tax would be the most sensible step that Washington could take to further that goal.

These three undeniable facts point to a city-wide recycling program as the most sensible and ethical step we can take in helping create a more sustainable future.

Martin Baggs, the chief executive of Thames Water, said: "Imposing restrictions on the use of hosepipes, although regrettable, is the most sensible and responsible next step in encouraging everyone to use less water so we can maintain supplies for as long as it stays dry, and reduce the risk of more serious restrictions later in the year".

"The most sensible way forward would seemingly involve further currency devaluation... and stepped up fiscal stimulus," he said.

He grins: "The most sensible".

A league was the most sensible choice.

There are other sensible steps we can take, too.

But he does want members to take "sensible" steps.