Sentence examples for sensible and viable from inspiring English sources

Surely a more sensible and viable approach for British TV would be to look at the giant strides made by American drama (in particular from HBO) in the last decade or so and set about reaching those standards itself.

He added: "The Champion Stakes is such an important race and the proposed changes seem like a sensible and viable option of ensuring the race is run on the best possible ground available".

This sensible and viable option is not widely publicised, perhaps because, as the government's attacks on legal aid have increased, so too have its efforts to portray its recipients as unworthy and sinister, its lawyers as devious and parasitic and its cost as unnecessarily burdensome.

But either conclusion, at present, seems premature, since there is enough interesting work on the topic underway to provide hope that sensible and viable versions of the objectivism/non-objectivism distinction may yet be drawn up.

Increased support to multilateral actors (including the EU and the proposed Brics bank) may be the most sensible and politically viable way forward.

Simply put, progressive taxation is fiscally responsible, economically sensible, and politically viable.

This suggestion seems both sensible and feasible.

"Everyone was healthy and viable.

Such a solution seems obvious and viable.

"I advised the prime minister that in my view it was neither sensible nor viable for us to introduce amnesty legislation in 2000," he said.

However, for many others, managing operational risks more comprehensively rather than cutting people is not only more viable: it represents a more sensible and humane way of reducing the bottom line.