Sentence examples for to take sensible from inspiring English sources

But he does want members to take "sensible" steps.

"The conditions across the county are making any travel treacherous and we are advising people to take sensible precautions".

Speaking on the Senate floor Monday, Mr. Cornyn said, "The true poison pill would be the failure to take sensible measures by adopting measures like mine which are designed to solve the problem".

According to the AHVLA, there are still some uncertainties, but the risk to human health from SBV "is likely to be very low", though farmers and veterinary surgeons are advised to take sensible hygiene precautions when working with livestock.

He said on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show: "I think my colleagues have done absolutely the right thing to urge people to take sensible precautions and I think they will be vindicated by events over the coming days and weeks".

After seeing the financial crises of both 1987 and 1998 turn out to be manageable, we have come to take sensible, even heroic action on the part of key economic officials for granted.

Is an organized process of thinking your way to taking sensible 'action to improve' the situation; and it is a process based on a particular body of ideas, namely system ideas [35].

"All the evidence shows that people will be able to react and take sensible decisions based on the information you provide.

And, though anti-government zealots won't want to hear it, it will take sensible, tough regulation to prevent abuses.

"All visitors to these countries should take sensible precautions and maintain a high level of vigilance in public places," said a Foreign Office spokesperson.

He said: "Scotland is currently experiencing a significant winter storm, however, these are not unusual conditions for this time of year and I urge people to follow advice and take sensible precautions".