Sentence examples for sensible means from inspiring English sources

A candidate is supposed to represent all of us, and it sounds as if Penn has figured out a sensible means to do it.

Congress has made it illegal to provide "material support" to foreign terrorist groups — a sensible means of combating terrorism but one that carries the risk of being applied in ways that infringe on Americans' freedom of expression.

Reducing costs in the way that's most politically expedient rather than most efficient and economically sensible means that service will most likely get worse, customers will lose confidence in the agency, market share will fall further and the agency will be forced to make more drastic and possibly inefficient cuts.

The government is planning to phase in the first two, but has not indicated that it will introduce real interest rates on the debt.At least the government is now committed to a sensible means of raising at least some of the extra money needed to provide Britain with the highly skilled workforce it will need in the next century.

That is why Milton Friedman called minimum wages a form of discrimination against the low-skilled; and it is why he saw topping up the incomes of the working poor with public subsidies as a far more sensible means of alleviating poverty.Scepticism about the merits of minimum wages remains this newspaper's starting-point.

Naturally, this is presented as humane and sensible means to prevent some of the 92 deaths that occurred "following police contact" in Britain between 2008 and 2009, but I cannot be the only one to worry about the idea of chemical sedation of suspects, given what goes on in custody suites.

To be sensible meant to exist in a state of sensitivity, not only to the moods of the world at large, but also to one's own inner feelings.

Dividing the collective dynamics into meso- and macro-scales also provides a mathematically-tractable, sociologically-sensible means of representing complex social network dynamics.

Plus, unlike Netflix, Amazon's sensible categorisation means that finding something to watch isn't like running around a car park trying to grab a raffle ticket from the beak of a petrified hen.

"While this is very sensible, it means that we are really lacking data from huge areas of low biodiversity," she said.

The representation of an object in sensible space means nothing other than the deliberate and conscious representation of muscular sensations thought necessary to reach the object (Poincaré 1902: 82; 1913b: 70).