Sentence examples for sensibly employed from inspiring English sources

It touched some scholars in the United Kingdom, most of whom pruned its radicalism and sensibly employed its more useful tools, and spread across North America.

To mitigate these costs, the "polluter-pays" principle is one solution that could be sensibly employed by regulatory agencies approving planting programs for high-risk species [29].

But employed sensibly, juicing can be an excellent way to get more and varied produce into your family's diet, and help you to achieve your desired daily dose of vitamin-rich goodness.

In July 2009, 31.8% of people aged 15 to 24 were employed full-time, now it is just 27.9%; whereas the level of full-time workers aged 25 to 64 has actually increased – from 56.1% to 56.5%: It's why when you look at the rises in underemployment – those aged 15-24 are the big movers: Rather sensibly, the ALP have noted this.

To cope with this dimensionality problem, it is imperative to employ additional (biological) knowledge about real genetic networks, such as limited connectivity, redundancy, stability and robustness, to sensibly constrain the modeling process.

Use fireworks sensibly.

Eat sensibly.

Play sensibly".

Sensibly designed.

Behold, ye sensibly fleeced.

(She sensibly declined).