Sentence examples for probably common sense from inspiring English sources

While part (if not all) of the reason for the change is probably common sense — the Giants are on a compressed week after playing in New Orleans on Monday and then flying through the night to return home — a little change in routine might not be an altogether bad thing.

These models of thinking are probably closer to common sense and usable without having a grasp of scientific knowledge.

Probably seems like common sense, but it's so important.

Moving away from an established community to retire to a seaside idyll could often be a mistake, but such good common sense probably doesn't go far enough.

"She probably feels that undergoing the operation is common sense but it probably does take a certain amount of courage to face it".

As with so many other things, common sense would probably work better than a specific law.

If we'd been polluted by common sense we probably would have been sensible enough to go off and do something a bit more conventional.

Stated baldly, the goal of formalizing common sense would probably seem outrageous to most philosophers, who are trained to think of common sense as rather elusive.

For now, common sense is probably the best defense against security threats, but a more unified Android platform would help to limit malware problems as well as significantly improve developers' lives.

Just as the scientific definition doesn't touch on the issue of our common practice of correctly locating pains in healthy body parts, the common sense would probably draw a blank if the problem were articulated explicitly and the question is pressed really hard.

Based on history and common sense, that will probably be enough to give the reformers the upper hand.