Sentence examples for such a common sense from inspiring English sources

We need to have such a common sense solution, which is revenue neutral, so it doesn't make the government bigger.

Such a common sense policy remedy cannot take place soon enough.

Is it not over the top, though, to glorify such a common-sense change with the title "innovation"?

"This is such a common-sense bill," said Mary Max, the artist's wife, who testified yesterday at a Council hearing on the bill.

Providing foil in this way is such a common-sense approach – with huge potential benefits and little opposition or potential costs – that we hope the law will change soon".

Such a common-sense approach seems quite logical when the actual goal is shaping, transforming our world through sensible cyber-physical innovation.

Isn't such a common-sense reading underscored by the fact that Section 19 begins with the deferential language "Unless otherwise provided in this Article"?

It's hard to imagine anyone opposing such a common-sense reform, since rank-and-file hunters agree that these practices are abusive and unacceptable, and have nothing to do with hunting. .

However, I also think that it's a rule that is difficult to enforce and that a common sense approach such as a yellow card system is often the best way forward — a consistent approach is vital here though.

Coming together to share services is such a basic, common sense way of working efficiently to reduce your costs so it's ridiculous that this is disincentivised by the tax system.

In the newly formed federal systems of India, Malaysia, and Nigeria, the future of federalism is endangered by the absence of such a common national sense.