Sentence examples for sensibly built from inspiring English sources

But we also know sensibly planned, sensibly built roads enhance the environment for villages and small towns, cut pollution and congestion, and reduce the number of acciden ts.

A Labour government under Tony Blair sensibly built on its predecessors' work but tried to combine free markets with social justice.Yet globalisation too has played a big part in defining the Britain that is emerging now.

23), by Anita Gates: We stay at the historic and comfortable Golden Rock Estate, which, like some other Nevis hotels that were once sugar plantations, is sensibly built high in the cool, mosquito-free hills.

Simply by having human beings as characters, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is different from Tolkien and his heavy-footed myth - though, naturally, there is a connection, and Adamson sensibly builds on Peter Jackson's technical achievements in staging and narrative.

Often, the faster the top line grows, the worse the bottom line does, in part because media companies are too impatient to sensibly build from within and instead make acquisitions at prices that are determined as a multiple of ego, not revenue.

Among other things, the editor's task is to make shots carry the intended emotion, to meet the requirements of content, and to make scenes have appropriate shot durations and motion in order for pace to sensibly build up and step back (Griffith, 1926; Murch, 2001; Pearlman, 2009).

The analysis indicates that the latest strategy for publicly funded health research in England sensibly both builds on recent progress and tackles acknowledged weaknesses.

Sensibly, many organisations built up reserves in the good years.

Quite sensibly she had built a separate wing for guests, far far away from where she worked and lived.

Sensibly, the hunter-gatherers built their fire away from the roof, keeping warm by heating large stones by the fire and placing them close to where people slept.

For Chilean architects, this is the challenge of a lifetime: to restore beauty, to preserve history, to build sensibly.