Sentence examples for sensible account from inspiring English sources

A "sensible" account of the Games.

Vasubandhu takes Occam's razor to this account and says that given that we have no sensible account of physicality, let alone mental causation of a physical event and physical causation of a mental event it makes more sense if we eliminate everything but the evident cause and the result: Your mind and mine.

How, in any sensible accounting, could a home that went for one price in 2004 and 2009 go for more than twice that price for a short time in between?

If our elected officials have any sense of embarrassment, Paul Sarbanes' sensible accounting reform bill ought to sail through the Senate and prevail over a weaker House version in conference.

For other projects it should aim its loans mainly at the private sector, and only when private money too is at stake.Towards growthMany recent visitors to Eastern Europe have expressed pessimism over its future, citing outmoded factories, the absence of sensible accounting systems, the shortage of managers and so forth.

In contrast to introns or coding regions, alignment of ribosomal DNA, to be biologically sensible, should account for secondary structure information (i.e., mature ribosomal RNA folded to form stems and loops maintained both by paired RNA regions and ribosomal proteins).

Political correctness is trumping sensible, honest accounting.

Bill Dodwell, head of tax policy at the accountants Deloitte, told the BBC that he suspected the figure was a "sensible number taking account of the scale of the business and their history of past losses".

"But it doesn't take into account sensible community developments.

In Touching a Nerve: The Self as Brain (WW Norton), the philosopher Patricia Churchland defies her neuro-fundamentalist reputation to present a supremely measured, sensible and readable account of the brain's role in making us who we are.

Sensible heat losses account for most of the energy losses from the system.