Sentence examples for much more sensibly from inspiring English sources

He says: "If there are several cyclists together people treat you much more sensibly.

At home, he wants to see a marked improvement in the lives of his people, and abroad to persuade North Korea to behave much more sensibly.

"I began sensibly to feel how much more happy this life I now led was, with all its miserable circumstances... and now, having changed both my sorrows and my joys, my very desires altered".

The mayor sensibly stopped short, however, of pledging to keep the much more expensive ($1 billion) 7percentt cut in the property tax rate.

Sensibly, the movie doesn't try to make the girls much more "empowered" than they were in the first place, simply making them kick-ass heroines who nevertheless have a sweet tooth for their various (unworthy) boyfriends.

Since in centralized PMP mode, all traffic flows are managed by base stations which have much more powerful computing ability than SSs, the additional computation overhead will not give any sensibly negative effect.

On economics, he's shifted awkwardly between a message that focuses (sensibly) on the struggles of the middle and working classes and a much more conventional right-wing celebration of entrepreneurs and "job creators".

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.

Working time is more sensibly managed.

"They just need to pick their battles more sensibly".

Of course we could all heat our homes more sensibly.