Sentence examples for sensible degree from inspiring English sources

She was discreet, she was generous to a sensible degree.

Ebook growth, says Daunt, is "plateauing, and we are probably getting to the point where there is a sensible degree of equilibrium.

You can compromise to a sensible degree, but don't ever sell your soul to nobody.

More and more of them opt for "sensible" degrees such as business, but it doesn't matter – less than 30% of US graduates find work in their fields, and the UK doesn't fare much better.

Colmes made the sensible point that politesse and tact should compel a certain degree of civility.

A degree of sensible deregulation can recognize changes in the marketplace and allow for the greater economies of scale that encourage the development of new technologies beneficial to consumers and support stronger programming.

Hers is a back-story that includes the sensible (a business studies degree), the tragic (the death of her mother when she was 22), the romantic (winning a Winnebago in a card game and taking it on a road trip across America) and the bizarre (she once tutored the son of the Grand Duke and Duchess of Luxembourg, and lived in their castle).

The move to market-set interest rates was a sensible, yet rare 180-degree turn towards making federal student loans look and behave more like other credit markets.

There was butcher, goalkeeper, maybe lawyer, when I was thinking should I do something sensible as I ended my degree.

That was the cut-off point at which I thought it wouldn't be silly to re-train, go on and do a law degree or something sensible.

However, for the most part, such claims are largely unproven and it is sensible to maintain a healthy degree of scepticism in the absence of evidence from properly controlled, randomised clinical trials.