Sentence examples for thus sensibly from inspiring English sources

There was a little of the stuff about why one should spend so many hours saving the life of someone who in other times might have been hastened to a noose, but it wasn't within in their hands, or pay grades, to judge and thus sensibly passed over.

But they must do so sensibly.

It all sounds so sensibly cynical!

There are calls for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to expand their portfolios: calls that the White House has, thus far, sensibly resisted.

The politicisation of America's supreme court and the arguments around judicial activism are those which the system in England and Wales has thus far sensibly avoided.

Thus, one can clearly and sensibly ask reasons for why one should hold the Golden Rule true or obey it.

Thus, higher-order terms, when sensibly small based on scaling arguments, may be formally neglected in all regions of the flow, and the mathematical simplifications afforded by the film equation containing the critical point are uniformly valid.

White is sensibly retaining the breakup option and thus waving a weapon at BT chief executive Gavin Patterson to discourage foot-dragging.

Some of the proposed plant barcodes are non-coding regions that cannot be sensibly aligned across land plants and thus could not benefit from BOLD-ID.

Sensibly regulating their manufacture and use is thus a minefield but one that Europe's politicians and bureaucrats are now attempting to cross without getting blown up.The difference between hazard and risk, in this context, is that hazard is something you measure in a laboratory by finding out how much of a substance you need to kill or injure an experimental animal.

Eventually, a correlation for the NOx emissions has been characterized and results illustrate that NOx emissions are strictly related to the EV fuel flow: in fact, the O2 level in the SEV burner is sensibly lower than in the first one, thus contributing to lower emissions.