Sentence examples for sensibly contribute from inspiring English sources

Currently many of the design review systems that are available provide insufficient allowance for the inclusion of all of the stakeholders who may sensibly contribute to this process.

As a matter of fact, the knowledge of genetic distances between different populations is helpful in defining which biobanks could sensibly contribute samples and data to GWAS.

I think the worldwide community of taxpayers, of which I form part too (in Paraguay and Germany) and which finances the FAO in order to comply with its mandate (to contribute sensibly to global food security), has the right to see the FAO rejecting well-founded doubts with its mandate compliance or, alternatively, heading to an institutional course correction.

Managing director, John Gilligan, said: "We believe that responsible adults have the right to enjoy drinking sensibly and that minimum pricing may contribute to an improvement in society".

He issued a statement reiterating the Obama administration's focus on "taking steps to sensibly reduce pollution that is contributing to climate change".

Eventually, a correlation for the NOx emissions has been characterized and results illustrate that NOx emissions are strictly related to the EV fuel flow: in fact, the O2 level in the SEV burner is sensibly lower than in the first one, thus contributing to lower emissions.

The growing epidemic of obesity, the reckless debt that contributed to the financial crisis, the proliferation of so-called addictions to everyday activities from shopping to video games to sex are all evidence of how a technologically advanced capitalist democracy makes temptation easier, cheaper and faster to indulge than most Americans seem equipped to manage sensibly.

Play sensibly".

Sensibly designed.

Behold, ye sensibly fleeced.

(She sensibly declined).