Sentence examples for sensibly avoided from inspiring English sources

Having been bitten once, Philips has sensibly avoided forecasting his seasonal sales this time.

The new strategy to prevent repeated terrorism should have sensibly avoided talk of challenging communities.

Now, I like to imagine it on a prospective reader's night table, sensibly avoided until the time is right.

The politicisation of America's supreme court and the arguments around judicial activism are those which the system in England and Wales has thus far sensibly avoided.

But after a lull in London – where the Met sensibly avoided the most recent anti-cop protest – the police were back on their A-game, kettling and arresting numerous students, six of whom were also banned from campus with restrictive bail conditions.

Ms Lacey sensibly avoids using one to explain the other.

Banks are sensibly avoiding some of the riskier types of loans that got them into trouble.

The Court sensibly avoids that approach because it would sweep in Internet service providers and a host of other entities that quite obviously do not perform.

It seems to me I can't see how you sensibly avoid the Greeks defaulting and the Greeks having to leave the eurozone".

Khan goes down and stays down, making the most of the low blow (these things can hurt and he is sensibly avoiding anything silly at the last).

"Isaiah Berlin", on the other hand, is a highly polished effort, which sensibly avoids the temptation of regurgitating Berlin's already familiar ideas, concentrating instead on recreating the man behind the thought.