common-sense

In Mr King's commonsense judgment, the idea that some businesses cannot be allowed to fail "should have no place in a market economy" .

They'll have to tell you why they're against commonsense proposals that would help families and strengthen our communities right now.

At least for these basic properties of memory, commonsense intuitions are more likely to be wrong than right.

"Ye Li is now living with him. Anybody who has commonsense will not believe such a rumour, " Yao's spokesman told Titan.

It fitted ordinary commonsense observations. It provided good qualitative or descriptive explanations for a wide variety of phenomena.

'I mean, there's health and safety and there's just plain old commonsense, ' he said.

Finally, point out how the certified accountant discerns the commonsense method of the earnings manipulation in auditing practice.

It's this kind of commonsense conclusion that keeps the book from being tossed in the "total downer" bin.

Anybody who has commonsense will not believe such a rumour.

If you now look at Hume's have to say about science, a lot of it will look like commonsense.

The President's commonsense approach captured the Court's intent in Engel.

The commonsense commonwealth government no longer uses the uncommon commonplace .

The commonsense commonwealth government no longer uses the uncommon commensurate.

The verdict of the court was a victory for commonsense.

Those are a few commonsense steps that would help the economy.

As in the case of the royal wedding, it is the commonsense view that may seem eccentric.

Given some commonsense accommodation during schooling, you'll progress normally intellectually.

for that you just need commonsense.

Commonsense conceptual schema of human are the conceptual frames commonages use everyday, they reflect ordinary viewpoints of human.

Arming doctors with the commonsense tools of economics is a tactic in a long-running campaign to fix America's health system.

Commonsense tells us that a government central bank creating new money out of thinair depreciates the value of each dollar in circulation.

I can't help but think that pride of authorship tends to overwhelm commonsense in cellphone user interfaces.

So long as man was gambling against destiny, the odds were usually in his favor, especially when he used commonsense.

The economic perspective does not differ from the commonsense perspective.

The airport and seapor501. The commonsense commonwealth government no longer uses the uncommon commonplace.

I mean, in spite of this commonsense explanation, we are going to see how to prove this.

It is implemented in a conversation system supported by a commonsense knowledge base.

If you suspect that you might need to engineer your own prison break, the following pieces of commonsense advice can set you free forever.

However, it is commonsense that the relationship is tough between professional manager and family enterprise.

JPA uses commonsense default values for the metadata mappings whenever possible.

They are stimulating and refreshing because with commonsense briskness they brush away illusions and secondhand opinions.

But commonsense says that money can only be one factor.

Unctad's take on what needs to be done to improve this situation is a combination of commonsense and wishful thinking.

But the victory for energy, environment, food supply and fiscal commonsense remains incomplete.

Commonsense was never your strong point; but is a little too much .

Many of the energy and environmental opportunities presented a commonsense appeal.

I should have expected more commonsense from De Baudricourt. He is sending some cracked country lass here.

On a commonsense level, Viacom's arguments will persuade many.

Welfare is treated in a commonsense way, covering items such as life expectancy, literacy, infant mortality or health.

I think much of my friends' commonsense.

Obviousthough this commonsense description may seem, it is seriously at odds with modern physics.

But of course, use your commonsense here too.

Of course, I am sure there re badpeople in Myanmar too. One should always use caution and commonsense when traveling in another country.

However, based on my commonsense, I have the feeling that the figure was manipulated all along.

He is sadly lacking in commonsense.

Once again, a commonsense reference to life outside the office suffices: libraries have a rule of silence because it allows people to work.

She hasn't an ounce of commonsense.

Nowadays more and more people come to share the commonsense about test system of higher speed and smaller volume.

But we also know the free market works best for everyone when we have smart, commonsense rules in place to prevent irresponsible behavior.

On the other hand, perhaps commonsense is a tad misleading.

Anybody who has commonsense can predict the company's close down is inevitable

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And we've put in place Wall Street reform with smarter, tougher, commonsense rules that serve one primary purpose:

A Kindred Reasoning Model Based on Commonsense Knowledge

Commonsense tells us we can't have dessert before we finish the meal;