Sentence examples similar to sensibly grown from inspiring English sources

His children are at once enthralled by his words and more sensibly grown-up than he is.

Sensibly governed, West Bengal grew by over 7% a year from 1994 to 2003, becoming the third-biggest state economy in the country.This is the curious contradiction of the Communists.

"In Truth I found myself incorrigible with respect to Order; and now I am grown old, and my Memory bad," he wrote in 1784; "I feel very sensibly the want of it".

The powder with higher starting reactivity toward oxygen sensibly improves the oxidation resistance of the coated samples by producing thinner and more adherent thermally grown oxide layers in comparison with the other powders.

Last month, ahead of Fairtrade Fortnight, I travelled to Malawi to visit a collective of peanut - or groundnuts, as the Malawians more sensibly call them because they grow in the ground - growers.

Leeds United and Saints both suffered recent financial trouble following their relegation from the Premier League, but Zingarevich says he will spend wisely and grow the club sensibly.

It would require Labour to grow up and respond sensibly to Clarke's proposals to end short prison sentences, without cheap point-scoring.

Human and financial capital are growing and being deployed more sensibly, and a ferocious drive and work ethic are galvanizing even remote nooks like Gaoshan.

It has been demonstrated that water heights over rivers from satellite altimetry can sensibly be used to deal with the growing lack of in situ discharge data.

There is definitely an argument — especially these days when you consider Square's financial situation — for a startup holding down spend, fundraising and valuations, and instead trying to grow slowly and maybe more sensibly.

Pressure is growing on the banks to deal sensibly with their trading counterparties.