Sentence examples for on sensible subjects from inspiring English sources

Most important are: the tendency to socially desired responses (especially in surveys on sensible subjects like drug abuse or sexual habits) [ 6], acquiescence or the tendency for only yes- or no-responses [ 7, 8], failure in self-perception or (technically) inaccurate statements (e.g. because of willful lies or inaccurate memories) [ 9- 11].

Science presenter Brian Cox, who had warned against interference in the BBC, tweeted earlier on Thursday: "BBC charter renewal now looks sensible, subject to reducing ministerial influence over appointments to the board".

Even on sensible "Countdown", we find Stelling and Riley.

Last week's vote on sensible gun reforms was a tragedy.

In our data analysis, we tested whether this independence assumption is sensible given subjects' actual performance (see Results: Movement independence).

He has performed a vital service by compiling sensible advice on a subject for which sensible advice is in short supply.

It's impossible to overestimate the power of teenage hormones, but all the same, there is some reason to think that young people may not be as sex-obsessed as is commonly believed -- that they may, in fact, be more sensible on the subject than we so-called grown-ups.

"I think president Obama has provided steady and sensible leadership on this subject.

Then again, the non-signers might just have had a sensible conversation on the subject before saying yes.

Foxes may generate headlines, but emotional appeals miss the point about animal welfare.Any sensible debate on the subject needs to focus on two things: the use of animals in scientific tests, and agriculture.

Joanna Blythman's article (Food labels have passed their sell-by date, 5 November) is the first sensible article on this subject that I have ever seen in the media.