The phrase "use it sensibly" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used as a directive or instruction, indicating that someone should use something in a responsible or practical manner. Example: "When operating the machinery, it is important to use it sensibly to avoid any accidents."
Monopolies are able to exert control over prices, and they use it, sensibly enough, to raise their profits above the level allowed by competition.
Markets are good at aggregating information and disseminating it to consumers who will use it sensibly — in this case, by picking hospitals with high quality.
The person who'd sent it explained (because my email requesting he remove my address from his files, because he clearly couldn't be trusted to use it sensibly, bounced as being "blacklisted" – a fabulous addition of insult to injury) that he must have got a couple of lists mixed up.
We simply do not have a civilian or military leadership that can be counted on to use it sensibly, prudently and responsibly.
This would not just be about boating — it would also be about water, where it comes from and how to use it sensibly". Freilich believes excursions could be modeled after concessions that take paying customers each summer along an arrow-straight stretch of the L.A. River's murky blend of imported water and treated urban runoff flanked by the 101 and 405 freeways and strewn with trash.
The formula was fine if you used it sensibly and abandoned it when market conditions weren't appropriate.
They probably used it more sensibly, too: most of what we eat today on the cheap is actually lampante – oil of a grade they deemed suitable only for lighting their houses.
If the US wants to help sensibly it should use its massive influence and negotiating skills to encourage these countries to work together in a more high-profile way.
Manager Martin Jol has used him sensibly and the Costa Rican has managed to chip in with a couple of goals.
We have to get used to risk, deal with it sensibly, and then die.
It is better to face up to the case for such rules in some circumstances, and think hard about how to use them sensibly, with restraint.In from the coldExperience suggests some rules.
