Sentence examples for sensibly decide from inspiring English sources

Even during a period of economic expansion, the government can sensibly decide to run a modest deficit in order to finance education, scientific research, and other areas that the private sector refuses to invest in.

I think we could sensibly decide when drugs should be legal or illegal, available by prescription or over the counter.

I think we could sensibly decide when regulations are required, and when informing people is enough because knowledge is power.

These techniques offer the opportunity to provide the public with the means to sensibly decide how to balance the presence of chemicals in the environment versus the possible risks.

Clark sensibly decided not to look for a 4-4 heart fit.

When he calms down, he sensibly decides to carry on regardless, despite further rebuffs.

They bring in Munaf Patel for Piyush Chawla, while South Africa have sensibly decided not to risk Imran Tahir's injured finger.

Instead, it sensibly decided to follow the diplomatic track and demand an apology and a joint investigation into the incident.

Never mind, the "Sack Ken" lobby tasted blood, and Cameron sensibly decided it wouldn't be his own.

They sensibly decided that there should be no immediate slowing of bond purchases, because the risks of scaling down the scheme still outweigh those of buying more bonds.

Leon Botstein, however, has sensibly decided to name the next Bard Music Festival, at Bard College (Aug. 7-9 Aug. 13-163-16), in honor of another composer: "Carlos Chávez and His World".