Sentence examples for sensible way forward from inspiring English sources

There is a sensible way forward.

Which, in context, seems about the only sensible way forward.

"The Tomlinson response to that is that that's a sensible way forward," he said.

"Sitting down to discuss those proposals, free from the prospect of strike action, was always the only sensible way forward.

This will not be easy, but at least it presents a co-operative and sensible way forward.

But as remain campaigners we should also show there is a sensible way forward with more reform.

He said: "The reconfiguration as it stands does not have enough detail either for the profession or the public to make up their minds as to what would be the most sensible way forwards.

The Tory rebellion is being led by David Burrowes, who said he wanted a "more sensible, palatable way forward" that might restrict the changes just to seaside towns and city centres.

In a letter to bosses at GTR, the RMT general secretary, Mick Cash, said it was a "sensible and positive way forward" that would "bring an end to this dispute and enable Southern to start running a full service again".

The Royal Mail chief executive, Adam Crozier, said: "I have had a number of conversations with Brendan Barber over the last few days and I'm very pleased we seem to have found a sensible and positive way forward".

In a society which has starkly diverse views on what rights should be protected, the most sensible way to move forward is for all parties to recognize the legitimate concerns of others.