Sentence examples for sensible estate from inspiring English sources

For too long, the family farm and business issue has served as a distraction, preventing sensible estate tax reform.

His heirs — whoever they are — will pay a hefty estate tax that could have been minimized with a sensible estate plan that included charitable giving.

But in fact it is the fundamental problem underlying sensible reform of the federal estate tax.

"These guarantees can be an impediment to getting a sensible restructuring of commercial real estate loans," said Andrew A. Lance, a partner in the law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher who represents both borrowers and lenders.

The Estate Office survived the recession by being sensible.

In real estate, however, as in life, what is sensible does not always make sense.

But the wise investor will look at his assets and come to a sensible division, at the very least, among stocks, bonds, real estate and commodity-type investments.

But wise investors will come to a sensible division, at the very least, among stocks, bonds, real estate and commodity-type investments.

Because the young people in question were either residents or friends of residents, barring access to the estate through the use of gates did not seem sensible.

There are a number of sensible options for responding to the request by pheasant shooting estates.

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.