Sentence examples for sensible household from inspiring English sources

The cuts in social spending are regrettable, we are told, but they have to be made because the government cannot have more outgoings than its income, as no sensible household should.

It was clearly incumbent upon me, not to mention easier and more sensible, to lighten household burdens rather than try to nurse the newborn….

Under a sensible bankruptcy system, households in severe financial distress ought to be able to discharge their debts if they are willing to do two simple things: turn over all assets and make payments out of future income, to the extent that either exceeds a low and nationally uniform threshold.

If she is educated and sensible she can run her household very well not only when she is married, but she can also stay unmarried.

Larger effects at the top of the wealth distribution appear sensible as those are the households most prone to buying second housing.

The income data suggest that the surveyed households might provide sensible information for their corresponding provinces.

As Jeremy Lewis said in the Telegraph, "In a halfway sensible world Julia Blackburn would be a household name".

This finding is intuitively sensible since any increase in the household size, while holding the income constant, reduces the per capita income.

Government debt has risen, but most of that rise is the sensible mirror-image of efforts by households to reduce theirs.

Only the Danes from supposedly sensible Scandinavia can compete with their average household debt of 240% of disposable income.

The Tories want to adopt the sensible Japanese system for improving the efficiency of household appliances.