Sentence examples for sensible priorities from inspiring English sources

Years of insidious cant about "elite universities" has not so much distorted as devastated sensible priorities.

Meanwhile, Mr Obama's administration is wondering about spending more money on lots of new satellites designed to look down at the Earth, rather than outward into space.These are sensible priorities.

On the other hand, there is some evidence that women leaders do have more sensible priorities at the local level — e.g. education and health care — and that it makes a real difference to involve women in local budget decisions.

Are these sensible priorities?

These areas are sensible priorities for conservation.

Understanding the patterns of these diseases in the livestock populations is critical for both the veterinary and public health services if sensible priorities are to be set and controls are to be implemented.

Human rights legislation is a sensible priority for constitutional reform, but a few months' delay would help get the detail right.The government may yet make an even worse blunder.

I am no prohibitionist, and decades socialising around both drug and alcohol safe-users and abusers affirms my conviction that decriminalisation and harm-minimisation are the only sensible priority for drug policy.

The move was hailed as a sensible switch in priorities from spending large sums in cutting hospital waiting lists to the need to tackle the most common causes of mortality.

An official said the government's priorities were sensible, its public stance supportive of women's rights.

While performing such an assessment seems sensible, the department's priorities are sometimes not set by judgments on science and engineering.