Sentence examples for sensible future from inspiring English sources

It allows some deportees to return from abroad to join their families and creates a more generous and sensible future flow of temporary workers.

"An argument for a sounder, more sensible future for Medicare is one that we can very comfortably make," said Representative Nan Hayworth of New York, a freshman Republican on the Democrats' target list.

Frequently, those corridors are mirrored in sets of scenarios where best-case and worst-case scenarios serve as the borderlines of "sensible" future developments.

The problem with this standard is that many sensible future spouses do enter into such unconscionable contracts, despite their unfairness.

If you're after a new telly, 4K is sensible future-proofing.

Instead, in this case there have to be good reasons to assume a "corridor" of sensible futures limiting the total openness.

Neither will revolutionize the way Americans get power, and in both cases, moving forward could actually mean moving away from a sensible energy future.

It would be sensible for future crystallization studies to focus on those GPCRs that contain unique features not observed in current experimental structures e.g. the extremely large ICL3 observed in hACM1 and hDRD2 or where uncertainty exists about TMH distortions due to lack of a Pro in particular GPCRs.

Given that mutation and accumulation, as detected by IHC, may be telling us different things (Bazan et al, 2002), it would be sensible if future studies combined both methods of assessment.

There must be a corridor of sensible assumptions about future developments: within the corridor several future developments are regarded plausible but the field beyond the corridor is not considered seriously because of certain arguments.

However, to make a sensible decision about future schedules, it is required that a heat pump controller is able to predict future heat demand of the building.