Sentence examples for most sensibly from inspiring English sources
The real issue is how to most sensibly regulate financial institutions.
Far from representing what you call "a clash of two ideologies," the debate focused on who would most sensibly implement the G.O.P. agenda of cutting taxes while somehow balancing the budget.
But power over the training work of Learning and Skills Councils, which would sit most sensibly with the RDAs, stays in London.The package is unlikely to satisfy many because it falls between simply transferring bureaucracy from a national to a regional level and handing over enough power to make a real difference and to please ardent regionalists.
Even Kazakhstan, the richest and most sensibly governed of the five and the one least infected by Afghanistan's ailments, will one day have to negotiate a transition from the rule of its Soviet-vintage strongman, Nursultan Nazarbayev.Prospects are further clouded by poor relations among the five.
Due to the differing methodologies, direct comparisons between results obtained with the LUMPS and ARM methods are most sensibly made at reduced spatial scales.
But the figures he portrayed onscreen from Lou Gehrig to Sergeant York to Will Kane, the ambivalent sheriff of High Noon made even the most sensibly minded women swoon and proved nothing less than templates of manhood for several generations.
Valley bottoms are the last green corridors in congested cities and towns because most planners sensibly refuse to allow houses to be built on land that floods.
Most residents sensibly followed that order, and local, state and federal officials appear to have worked well together to facilitate the movement of nearly two million people from the region.
Most wineries sensibly insist on keeping tourists at arm's length from the picking process -- getting the grapes in swiftly is serious business and city folk tend to be a little more lax than the locals like.
Sensibly most have been quick to pledge their loyalty.
Most bus commuters sensibly occupy themselves with newspapers, laptops, CD players, and so on.
