Sentence examples for sensible criteria from inspiring English sources

Current attitudes are entirely sensible criteria for judging a candidate for any office.

But when the problems of the public finances are approached methodically on the basis of sensible criteria, this looks the best option from a field of less than perfect choices.

Beyond that, the Super F.H.A. would have to develop sensible criteria to screen out applicants who can afford their current mortgages without any help and those who cannot afford even new, less onerous mortgages.

It's not just politicians who thrive or flounder on the basis of their verbal dexterity, but in other disciplines it is less of a barrier to success, because elsewhere more sensible criteria are applied when assessing competence.

While the overall performance of Applied Media on standardized tests falls well below citywide averages, the school raised the scores of its lowest-performing pupils, as well as those in special education and bilingual tracks, which are indeed sensible criteria for appraising a school.

Those still defending The Hurt Locker's upset Oscar for Best Picture, which belonged to Cameron's film using any sensible criteria, are howling into the cold winds of history.

Suppose we test the last two and a half years by the same sensible criterion.

A sensible criterion can be gleaned from the observation that if we try to measure the mutual information between two finitely-sampled independent distributions then employing too many bins will over-fit the data, giving rise to a non-zero value of mutual information, even when extrapolated to the infinite sample limit [29].

However, it is argued here that this represents a sensible criterion for communities that historically live under these conditions and will have a low disease incidence.

The problem with this technique is that it is difficult to establish a sensible criterion to evaluate the closeness of matched units without knowing estimation errors of the propensity scores.

If the i-th center is far from the manifold, then we expect the Euclidean distance d (i ) (see Line 4 in the above algorithm) between the true and reconstructed coordinates to be high, yielding a sensible criterion for filtering out false-positive detections.