Examples of sensibly

• The book is generally well-produced with references and bibliographies sensibly placed at the end of each chapter and a comprehensive index.

• The wavy core, while it persisted, was sensibly steady in position, though it grew, then appeared to wane, in amplitude.

• There are no private languages which would sensibly give a strictly individually personal voice to the symbolic world that motivates us.

• If sensibly interpreted, it could ensure that they no longer exceed their legal limit of contact time with pupils.

• They believe that industrialisation would occur if regional cooperation were sensibly used to break away from the world market and to promote regional economic development.

• The writer sensibly places emphasis on knowledge, understanding, skills and attitudes.

• None the less, if the argument of the book is often in danger of becoming buried in its data, it is strongly and sensibly made.

• This book concerns thinking sensibly about the earth, not intending to provide an overview of how the earth works.