Sentence examples for sensible enterprise from inspiring English sources
For Boyd, literature itself is a fairly sensible enterprise.
But there is a substantial difference between sensible enterprise and pointless expansion.
Most would quote the queue as the leading example, seen by the many as a sensible abdication of enterprise and by the few as an excellent opportunity to demonstrate it.
Not only does it comply with the catechism of the "Washington Consensus"—free enterprise, free trade, sensible state finances and so on but it also ticks all the boxes for the Millennium Development Goals, the UN's anti-poverty blueprint.
Last year's consultants helped come up with a sensible plan to put the enterprise back in the black by shutting down two-thirds of the city's seedy betting parlors and cutting the number of workers from 1,300 to less than 700.
In this case, many of the criteria applied to apparitions are perfectly sensible, in so far as the whole enterprise can be seen as sensible.
Taking the role that Jack Germond occupies on "The McLaughlin Group," she raised sensible questions about the notion of urban enterprise zones without coming down for or against.
The use of markets and enterprise in health, education and other public services is both sensible and desirable.
Many sensible economists and business leaders — advocates of capitalism, all — have acknowledged the perilous aspects of self-interested financial enterprise without suggesting a switch to Soviet-style central planning or preindustrial feudalism.
