Sentence examples for sensibly so that from inspiring English sources

Khan, hopefully, will fight sensibly so that he gets the job done more quickly than Hatton, whose role as the division's official cash cow he will inherit in glory.

She wrote that a full quarter of Jefferson's original text was deleted — "sensibly" so, she said.

"My baby's got to eat," she notes, quite sensibly, "so let's negotiate these deals".

And for under a tenner, you can stay the night in simple pine Scandinavian-style rooms, sensibly arranged so that they all share the same view of the mountain.

Jessica Kourakos of Goldman Sachs notes that the industry leaders have also sensibly diversified, so that they are no longer reliant on the success of a single game or console.But the most important shift is demographic: gaming is no longer the province of children and teenagers.

She explained that the matching funds program — unlike a lump sum grant to candidates — sensibly adjusted the amount disbursed so that it was neither too little money to attract candidates nor too large a drain on public coffers.

In cruise, the cyclic control of the main rotor is used to trim the control axis so that there is sensibly no flapping, and the tip path axis remains at right angles to the direction of the flight.

In his administrative reforms, he tried to rationalize government so that it could perform as effectively and sensibly as possible, and he sought to achieve not only equal treatment for his subjects but equal opportunity as well.

Sensibly, the other would-be taxi services are shaping their operations so that they are not dependent solely on Nasa income.

He said that he thought it would probably be best if the bill failed, so that Congress could "come back and do it more sensibly".

We have criticized that foolishness before and can only hope that the next Congress eliminates the cap so that Medicare's financial troubles can be approached more sensibly.