"Rebel commanders had a sensible strategy of fighting a war of attrition that matched their capabilities.
In the absence of such directly relevant models of past risk, a sensible strategy may be to perform sensitivity analyses using both models presented here, along with the usual imputation based on first year of IDU.
Although considerable progress is being made, in light of the limitations in the various methodologies reviewed here, we suggest that careful integration of annotations and predictions from a range of tools is a sensible strategy in practical variant-prioritization scenarios.
Such centralisation of multi-gigawatt capacity is not a sensible strategy because of the widespread disruption caused by unexpected generation and transmission outages, and by closures needed for refuelling.
Trying to pick off at least some of them was a sensible strategy.
This sensible strategy of burying politics can be felt up and down the corporation.
The onesie took the natural, sensible strategy of wearing something comfortable that would keep you warm when you hadn't moved for hours, and exaggerated it.
The administration has so far played a sensible strategy of trying to work through the United Nations to force Iraqi disarmament while making the military preparations necessary to show that it means business.
This sounds very much like the basis for a sensible strategy of thinking about Bank of America, which is in serious trouble — and where the F.D.I.C. should consider a more proactive intervention.
And so, he asks, "is it not a sensible strategy — of the imagination and the heart — to practice losing her?" There are times when Jacobson's writing becomes as claustrophobic and repetitive as a late-night phone conversation with an unhinged friend.
