Sentence examples for the sensible use from inspiring English sources

This may sound like the sensible use of market forces.

As with so many things connected with music, the sensible use of pitch control requires some historical awareness.

The emerging EU legislation on the use of antibiotics in farming is setting a global standard for the sensible use of these drugs that are so essential for human health.

"One of the reasons the rule has lasted so long is that it is a necessary rule to ensure the sensible use of the house's time and the proper respect for the decisions it takes.

He suggests that a steady increase in supply, plus the "sensible" use of planning gain, "is the key to ensuring that people can access the homes they need and that sustainable communities are built".

"The key question is the rate of use," said Ben Larson of the Union of Concerned Scientists, an environmental group based in Cambridge, Mass., that supports the sensible use of biomass power.

Amtrak is trying to portray itself as the most sensible use for the next federal dollars for transportation improvements.

Although this isn't the most sensible use of a $400,000 gadget, it does help illustrate some of the potential.

Not to be forgotten is his use of a snow umbrella, the only sensible use for such an otherwise useless tool.

To the president of a company who quoted him a price for installing a baby-monitoring intercom, he wrote, "Your letter has arrived and been put to the only sensible use I could think of".

On Monday, I asked Dean Baquet, the managing editor, why the two major multimedia extravaganzas so far have been sports-related feature stories, and whether – as Mr. Lambert wondered – they are the most sensible use of resources.