Sentence examples for sensible approach being from inspiring English sources

He said the appeals decision in the Barnesandnoble case was a swing back to the more sensible approach being adopted in Europe.

Andrée, a modernist, believed that the only sensible approach was through the air.

You have to be in the final first and the most sensible approach is to concentrate on the next challenge, which happens to be Portugal.

The most visible enemies of such a sensible approach are all the farm state legislators from both parties who love things just the way they are.

A sensible approach is to have minors convicted in criminal court serve time in juvenile detention facilities, and have their sentences reviewed when they come of age.

"It seems that the most sensible approach is not screening children but rather recommending healthy lifestyles for all children," he said.

A sensible approach is to try to get the immune system used to these allergens, so that it ceases to see them as a threat.

A more sensible approach is for government to engage in moderate and persistent deficits of around 3% of GDP, as has occurred in most years since federation, which allows the private sector to accumulate net assets rather than maximise leverage.

The core of a more sensible approach is to pass the needed budget measures now, but to phase in the actual tax increases and spending cuts only gradually — as economies recover.

Another sensible approach is to cap deductions at 28 percent, or to convert deductions, which disproportionately benefit high-bracket taxpayers, to tax credits, which would provide the same benefit to all taxpayers, regardless of tax bracket.

But none of the obvious contenders for the leadership role are assured of their places in the starting line-up – a red-line demand as far as Jones is concerned – so the only sensible approach is to take it match by match.