Sentence examples for sensibly measured from inspiring English sources

What began 10 months ago as a sensibly measured response to the tragedy in Tiananmen Square has been turned into a travesty by its authors.

It takes science a long time to learn how to reliably and sensibly measure things people want to know about in large populations".

Whatever one thinks of it, including the inspired banality of its sex scenes, Kubrick's last movie can't sensibly be measured in Schnitzler's terms.

As shown in the Table  4, the PCS and MCS mean scores of our patients at the time of enrollment in the study were found to be sensibly lower than those measured in a large Italian population sample of healthy individuals [ 40], who were used as an historical age-matched control, thus confirming the devastating effects of PHN on the patients'quality of life in all the age groups.

If all temperatures and volumes are measured correctly and the measurements are filtered sensibly, the results are usually very good.

The chancellor has sensibly taken measures to secure public support by offering extra help to cushion the impact on low-income families.

Unlike previously reported [ 10], TPC measured in our study was sensibly higher.

The new markets cannot be forecast or measured and, if they cannot be measured, they cannot be sensibly regulated.What all governments need to recognise is that it will not matter in which case sectors the new information businesses have their roots.

"Work them sensibly and they will measure up and support you.

You need to structure the deal sensibly, and you need to measure its performance.

It is said, quite sensibly, that if you can't measure it you can't manage it.