Sentence examples for very common sense from inspiring English sources

Sadly, there is no miracle cure but rather a very common sense set of principles, called Sleep Hygiene, that you can follow.

"They can try to sell that," he said, referring to Democrats, "but I doubt people are going to buy it because the reality is we have put something that is very common sense and reasonable.

Let me just give you a very common sense argument.

"Californians appreciate living within our means, managing the people's money, creating a rainy-day fund and just bringing a very common sense, get-it-done kind of approach".. Kashkari began attacking Brown's record on poverty months ago.

Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), ranking member on the Judiciary Committee, said mandatory waiting periods and mandatory counseling laws that force women "to consider what they're about to do" are "very common sense".

The word 'prophylactic' was also explained to women by the trained nurses in a very common sense way.

"It seems like a very common-sense improvement on the existing law," Mr. Williams said.

"The judge issued a very common-sense approach in analyzing the instructions given to the grand jury," he said.

Mr. Liskov, of the city attorney's office, said Bridgeport officials "have taken a very common-sense approach" to the question of what constitutes housing.

Judith Conti, a lawyer with the D.C. Employment Justice Center, explains: "Arrangements like this are very common, very common-sense and very respectful.

"What we strive to do through our policy agenda is put in place things that are very common-sense policies and take it down to the level of the regular Joe on the street," Ms. Rhee said.