Sentence examples for sensible building from inspiring English sources

Hearn's grand plan for snooker has yet to fully materialise, but it follows the same trends – from the eminently sensible (building a schedule to encourage, not alienate, the game's greats) to gaudy, irrelevant showpieces like the Snooker Shootout.

Summer recruitment: "QPR seemed to have learned their lesson and have been more sensible, building a solid foundation including Rio Ferdinand, Steven Caulker and Jordon Mutch".

Sensible building codes aren't anti-business; they're necessary to protect life and property.

"This is a sensible step, building on what works, extending it to a decent chunk of the most prolific offenders.

He noted that City Hall Park offers wireless Internet, whereas City Hall does not — a condition no more sensible than "building I-95 and stopping a hundred yards short of the George Washington Bridge".

"This will involve seeking sensible solutions, building strong coalitions and engaging in a range of grass-roots related activities," he adds.

More generally, climate-change experts predict increasingly extreme weather and rising sea levels as the planet warms.The impact of flooding can be blunted by more sensible house-building (designated flood plains in housing developments, for example, or raised floors, or even putting the main living spaces upstairs).

We must take a sensible approach to building alliances to get the reforms we need.

Is saying, "Oh, you're not wearing red — I'm going to have to charge you full price" a sensible way of building a good relationship with consumers?

The only partial resistance is against the occasional rural "executive" estates, usually rejected because of the current and sensible bias towards building in and round towns.

Is saying, "Oh, you're not wearing red—I'm going to have to charge you full price" a sensible way of building a good relationship with consumers?