Sentence examples for sensible progress from inspiring English sources

Obama was elected to lead "a rational, postracial, moderate country that is looking for sensible progress," a White House official tells Kantor.

Despite the current paucity of reliable data for the design of efficient Fe0-based systems, this review demonstrates that sensible progress could be achieved within a short period of time, specific recommendations to help guide future research are suggested.

There is only one small chance for any sensible progress remaining -- and you are about to see this crushed in conference by the supporters of unfettered big banks.

P2: Providing paediatric treatment and care A sensible progress is observed in the region on pediatric AIDS treatment, especially in Burkina Faso, Benin and Cameroun.

Mr. Paterson's office responded to the advertisement on Tuesday in a written statement calling the cap plan "sensible" and citing progress by students in Massachusetts, where a cap on increases was put in place.

It's evident that no sensible analyst believes military progress can be made without boots on the ground.

It's evident that no sensible analyst believes military progress can be made without boots on the ground – but it is unclear whether these would need to be UK boots.

He believes the poor performance since 1970 is a harbinger of things to come.The paper begins with a sensible proposition: "The rapid progress made over the past 250 years could well be a unique episode in human history rather than a guarantee of endless future advance at the same rate".

As we look back on the 50th anniversary of the Birmingham protests in the spring of 1963 and the travails of the Kennedy administration in trying to deal with the extremists in the South, we might learn about how to deal with the epidemic of gun violence in this country and understand what's blocking progress on sensible gun control.

And we give journalists a tool to measure their progress towards more sensible reporting.

American policy makers have made little progress on a sensible proposal made by the Federal Trade Commission in 2010 known as "do not track".