The example illustrates that, in line with the conclusion in Harper et al., it is generally a sensible idea to present the reader with both relative and absolute versions of inequality measures to compare inequality between populations.
Impressively, it goes beyond description and explanation to present sensible yet imaginative practical prescriptions". "The pleasure in Katharina Pistor and Olivier De Schutter's book is that it presents materials of massive complexity – and obvious relevance – in an accessible manner.
But the main thing for the business owner is to be able to present a sensible and straightforward pitch that defines their business in terms anyone can understand.
That has opened the way to restoring the earnings link to the basic state pension, another no-go area for the chancellor, but an indispensable reform if means-testing is to be arrested and saving encouraged.Ministers have been able to present a sensible pensions plan this week because they opened up policy-making to independent scrutiny and advice.
No, the argument is that folk need to know the outline of one constitutional transformation before it would be sensible, strategically, for Ms Sturgeon to present them with another.
It's that Romney's people don't have a lot to work with to present a sensible, substantive alternative.
In Touching a Nerve: The Self as Brain (WW Norton), the philosopher Patricia Churchland defies her neuro-fundamentalist reputation to present a supremely measured, sensible and readable account of the brain's role in making us who we are.
Rahul Gandhi and his mother, Sonia, might have a head start over other politicians because of the instant recognition that the Gandhi name brings, but they still have to present voters with a sensible proposition election after election.
"And then my intention is to present to Congress a sensible, plausible plan" to shutter the detention facility.
In this war of ideas, those committed to presenting a sensible, philosophically grounded conservative case to Americans play a special role.
