Sentence examples for sensible to avoid from inspiring English sources
Supporters say it is sensible to avoid the chaos of 1999, when 48 parties fielded candidates.
It is obviously sensible to avoid bias where it is likely to occur.
When evaluating a service development, it is probably sensible to avoid relying on staff for whom research is not their primary focus, if at all possible.
Given that the genus Carthamus includes several weeds such as C. lanatus, C. leucocaulos and C. oxyacanthus, it seems sensible to avoid growing transgenic safflower in geographical areas where feral species have been reported, e.g. drier regions including California and Australia, and areas where safflower is currently being grown as an oilseed crop.
Still, the administration's efforts won praise from William L. Kovacs, a vice president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, who said the memorandum was a "reasonable, sensible" effort to avoid so-called midnight rules.
The only sensible way to avoid the lazy/vain trap is to shave.
ON THE roads, at sea and in the air, mankind has invented sensible rules to avoid accidents.
As I write in my latest Letter From Washington, there are sensible ways to avoid this, though it is far from certain dysfunctional Washington can achieve them.
He praises their work in dealing with threats from other "countries of concern" and recommends minor but sensible changes to avoid repeating mistakes that were made over Iraq.
I dip into it endlessly, blushing as I realise how often I have failed to heed his sensible advice to avoid clichés like the plague.
Using lottery money in this way is a sensible attempt to avoid a major reduction of arts provision outside of London and to avoid the potentially disastrous consequences for several NPOs.
