Sentence examples for to think sensibly from inspiring English sources

The Bank can only start to think sensibly about interest rates and other policy responses when sterling starts to stabilise.

It either refuses to acknowledge it at all, allowing it to spiral completely out of control while everyone denies responsibility... or it reacts so quickly that nobody has time to think sensibly about the response..

It either refuses to even acknowledge it at all, allowing it to spiral completely out of control while everyone denies responsibility – the Ross/Brand affair being a textbook example – or it reacts so quickly that nobody has time to think sensibly about the response.

I believe the President appointed the Review Group in an effort to cut through the hysterical rhetoric and overblown claims of the competing sides and to get sound and dispassionate guidance on how to think sensibly about these profoundly difficult and important issues.

You may be tempted to want to tan, but think sensibly.

"Having the data means that we can think sensibly about how to address this dire crisis," the judge said.

My breathing returned to normal, I realised I just needed to relax, let the looming panic drop away, and think sensibly about my situation.

Now we need to think more sensibly about building houses that people want to stay in.

Then newspapers began to think more sensibly about this - and came up with the fact that this was total mistaken identity.

It was delivered in the authentic voice of the independent party – with all options open for the future (Labour should note that phrase once it begins to think more sensibly about the multi-party future) – that Mr Cable insisted the Liberal Democrats must remain.

The person who had put it carefully in a satchel or basket or trunk must have thought, sensibly, that a noodle cutter might not easily be found in America.