common sense

Last week I mentioned that astute investors following the Common Sense system should be getting ready to sell something.

But what also made these large deficits possible was the end of a common sense rule called "pay as you go. "

Freedom of migration is one of the basic rights of citizens, it has become the common sense of modern civilized country.

The rationale behind this common-sense theory was straightforward: At least I did all that I could possibly do.

Lo and behold, when he returned to Washington, the Senate Republican Leader came out against the common-sense reforms we've proposed.

This would place that person's age within a cycle of 12 years, and with a bit of common sense, we can deduce the exact age.

A bit of inconvenience and discomfort can be a very effective teacher, however, and is in no way abusive if you use common sense.

The point is: people are much more likely to believe what you have to say if it seems like common sense.

Following these steps will help you prevent damaging the roots of roses when planting, but so will a little common sense and a bit of care.

Because the logic of cheap money makes it really easy to leave common sense at the spreadsheet door.

Common sense, practical wisdom, call it what you will, because when "silly prices" are in place, you know it just can't last.

What good I do, in the common sense of that word, must be aside from my main path, and for the most part wholly unintended.

But common sense and existing laws may not always be enough to ensure that robots and people live happily together.

Let common sense and a smart training schedule determine how much you should be running.

August might catch your attention, if it did not already, yet remain flexible, use common sense while being vigilant.

Marye, my doctors, and a minute bit of common sense will keep me off the rock climbing walls.

But surely it makes sense to put the league games back a day if it's possible. To me it's common sense.

Common sense says that if you add a fourth city to your telephone network, the total length of your cable will have to increase.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said "common sense" had prevailed that he was ready to host a donors conference for Kenya in London.

So as I hear you talking about all of these things, besides avoiding common sense overuse, it sounds like the shoe is really critical.

All you needed was common sense to see that what was being forced on you was total fabrication.

The cultural pendulum may be beginning to swing the other way in the direction of common sense and a more civil society.

The bottom line is to start with common sense. Heeding that first bit of skepticism can save you a lot of pain later.

Logic and common sense tell you it might be smarter to be a home seller in a seller's market and not a home buyer.

There are ideals that seem to fly through the air waiting to be seized by someone; but this requires intuition and common sense.

It sounds like common sense, but smart power is not so easy to carry out in practice.

Just over a week ago, Aso was forced to apologise after accusing doctors, an important political interest group, of lacking common sense.

Chief: I swear, if it weren't for the new kid, this whole squad would have the common sense of a medusa checking her make-up.

But in this age of caving in to strident minority groups, it's nice to see that occasionally common sense can reign supreme.

Foresight and common sense are all that are needed as you go from room to room and imagine what would happen in an earthquake.

As much as you attempt to let your common sense reign supreme, your optimism can sorely tempt you to mislead others.

Call it a victory for common sense, international co-operation, market discipline or what you will.

Common sense says the sun goes around the earth. Who agrees with me? Look at it!

Racism is beyond common sense and I believe it has no place in our society.

If he had had more common sense in spending, he might have been out of the woods financially by now.

This, together with a bit of common sense, may be enough for a lot of people.

in case of any dispute concerning the construction of a standard term , such term shall be interpreted in accordance with common sense.

If he's got an ounce of common sense, he'll realise that this project is bound to fail.

Everybody gets so much common information all day long that they lose their common sense .

He believes there's nothing outrageous about his views. "I only spoke common sense as a legal scholar, " he said.

Anyone with basic common sense knows that human right is nothing but a conception weapon used to attack international opposites .

Perhaps some of them are getting ready to convert from fundamentalism to common sense.

Yesterday's common sense is often today's common nonsense.

Not entirely surprisingly, education secretary Michael Gove casts all this as a matter of copper-bottomed common sense.

Any student with a little common sense should be able to answer the question.

It has no access to most sources. It lacks the semantic understanding and common sense to build bridges between information.

On another, the general principles are supplemented or replaced by a larger number of prohibitions drawn from "common sense" morality.

Common sense dictates that if Intel can cut itself into just a fraction of the cell phone market, voila - it will have the growth it craves.

Not out of idealism, but out of good American common sense, Coca-Cola is in the business of creating business wherever it goes.

Let's assume that this usability issue can be overcome by user training, instructional text, or common sense.

It follows that full employment-, adequate wages, and a healthy environment ought to be the common sense goals of global economy.

But many home remedies that seem like common sense are less than helpful, and the old ice-for-a-burn technique is no exception.

But Angela Merkel, with her quiet steel and very Lutheran common sense, is a leader without whom Europe would be in disarray.

After a while, one of us quits running; however this has nothing to do with autonomics (perhaps common sense, but not autonomic computing).

However, what I propose, the concept of continuous improvement is against this common sense.

"Earmarks used to be a pure bonus for lawmakers, " says Steve Ellis, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, a watchdog group.

"Some of us say that's just common sense, but not for people without a lot of life experience, " he said.

And, he adds, "I'm a great believer that marketing is just common sense, but sometimes you need to spell it out. "

The text is comprehensive, authoritative, and modern and yet the material is presented at a common sense level.

Use common sense and pay attention to your gut reaction. This is often the Holy Spirit in you, warning you that things may not be right.

"There's a lot of self-help out there that is little more than common sense dressed up in esoteric language, " he said.

A common-sense, simple solution that's easy to overlook when quickly configuring your e-mail client.

But let the word profitable be taken here in the common sense as said of things of the middle kind, neither good nor bad.

Justice is essentially the common sense of the common good or public goods of a certain community.

Reason, however, and even sound common sense give demonstration a meaning quite different from that of the understanding.

I always thought she was a common-sense person who discussed things the way they ought to be discussed.

He would speak calmly and softly, and convince the girls of the wisdom of his approach with appeals to reason and common sense.

It is only common sense, says Mr Shan, that this situation cannot persist.

He behaves as if he had no common sense.

He himself was a simple man (with a working-class background, from south of the Urals) with unusual common sense.

The craze seems to defy sales patterns and common sense elsewhere, especially for a dog that is common and is known for being fierce.

But anger must not be allowed to cloud our vision and common sense when dealing with our investments in taxpayer-supported banks.

A simple soul lacks nothing but a doze of common sense.

Use your common sense to know when to ask for help, but don't be afraid to be human.

Unquestionably the idea of a universal confederation and a perpetual peace is commended both by common sense and religion.

It's such a preposterous setup that I was always aware of the plot chugging away, and the logistics of the chase defy all common sense.

You'll be surprised at how safe you will be if you only use a bit of common sense in how you move.

However, the ensemble parts of the film are plagued by bad dialogue and a lack of common sense in most situations.

It was a faith reinforced by common sense, a reverence for the wisdom of antiquity, and its resonance with Christian mythology.

Sometimes solutions that seem like common sense and draw popular support turn out to be ineffective when examined more closely.

Practicality, common sense, and native intelligence have been considered more noble qualities than anything you could learn from a book.

Clara's discovery of it had set his common sense adrift.

Programmer MUST speak good English and be able to have phone conferences. Must have common sense.

All across the developed world, corporate bond yields appear to be discounting defaults on a scale that defies common sense.

common sense , or intuition , or self - evident truths derives from man ' s perceptions of the world about him.

Madge Wildfire was not so absolutely void of common sense as not to understand this innuendo.

Essays and formulae will not help you here: what you need are common sense, gut instinct, luck and a veteran's wisdom.

Strong responsibility, outgoing personality, strong communication skills, strong common sense of honor and teamwork .

A judge in Nanjing ruled him guilty, because "common sense" dictated that only the guilty party would have gone to the trouble to help her.

Wouldn't you think everyone could figure out that school "achievement tests" measure no achievement that common sense would recognize?

So, should anyone say to you: "psychology is just common sense" , try asking them if they agree with a couple of the above six statements.

For months, I've been pushing Congress to help us along by passing common-sense policies that would make a difference.

the conversation appropriate: a conversation should be able to demonstrate common sense and self-cultivation.

Always thought he has grown up in an instant, and suddenly understand common sense.

This requires parents to understand more about common sense epilepsy in children, so proper ventilation in children's nursing master danger.

Would you fix me a sandwich , please? Stella: Yes , I will. And I'll spread a little common sense on the bread.

Hookers and drunks instinctively understand that common sense is the enemy of romance.

But really, it's not much different then any other country. There are upsides and down sides. But common sense still applies.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin welcomed what he called a common-sense deal, but criticized the U. S. for its dependence on borrowing.

Just because a rule is enforced with a lack of common sense in the past does not mean it must be enforced unreasonably in perpetuity.

"Common sense would say that he had to see something, " Lehr says.

Well common sense should tell you to avoid cosy romantic places with dim lighting.

For the most part, minimalism is just good common sense, a refusal to let arbitrary design ideas outweigh the realities of the site.

Milnor is also known as a great expositor, whose books are low on abstruseness and high on simple, common-sense explanations.

Dad is a pretty smart guy in general but when it come to common sense, sometimes I wonder about him.

The things that might work include both nice and nasty measures, as Mr Cameron should have the common sense to see.

The common-sense answer is that it is not easy to distinguish a lucky government from a skilful one.

These are cost-effective, common-sense measures that are within the reach of every country, regardless of income level.

This seems to be just good old, plain common sense.

The countries that are now rich subsequently listened enough to Hayek and to common sense to avoid the road to serfdom.

At its core, these courses try to teach "social intelligence, " otherwise known as compassion mixed with common sense.

Common sense tells us that we, as he writes, "can understand something better by studying its behavior in different contexts" .

It has always seemed like common sense to me to make changes incrementally.

Warren Buffett declared that "by any common sense definition" America was already in a "recession" and that the housing slump was hurting.

These nouns are compared as they refer to the exercise of good judgment and common sense, especially in the conduct of practical matters.

I spent months searching for some secret code before I realized that common sense has nothing to do with it.

Please always use common sense, don't force anything, stop if it gets too much, and seek professional support if needed.

Common sense, common care, common prudence, were all sunk in Mrs. Dashwood's romantic delicacy .

Some of the greatest copy writers of all time have been students of life, masters of common sense and people who fundamentally 'get it'.

Frustrated by lack of common sense or interest in what was just, Amidala lambasted the assembled politicians for their ineffective rule.

Specialist's advice is available to help you choose the most suitable breed of dog. But in part, the decision depends on common sense.

He is a man of great common sense and good taste- meaning thereby a man without originality or.

Even in the age of electronic computers a designer should be guided by intuition, knowledge, experience and last but not least common sense.

He's always making excuses, he has no common sense, and he lacks responsibility.

It is common sense to take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something.

It isn't snobbery; it's just a matter of hospital discipline and common sense .

It will take at least another year, and perhaps more, to fully assess how the Common Sense system fared in 2008.

He had a "PhD" behind his name, but he didn't have much common sense, and all the "long hairs" looked alike to him.

Most of these guidelines are just plain common sense, whichseems to be a scarce commodity on the Web.

It's really just common sense that no one seems to follow.

As the original form of art, the poetic quality is in nature a return to the common sense.

Hopefully, it will approach the entire subject of OFDI with a bit more humility and common sense.

Children became more competent, and less helpless. But this was all common sense.

Michael Lewis's book The Big Short is not only a tale of the validation of common sense, but of its delicate shelf life.

I always thought she was a common-sense person who discussed things the way theyought to be discussed.

You may often find that you are in "no win" situations, wherein your instinctive reactions conflict with your common sense.

It is still a strictly kept secret about how to use A-energy at present nevertheless it is just a common sense to the future people.

Now I hope that the Coach will use a little common sense, perhaps giving me a few more chances to play in Serie A.

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This connection does not correspond with the public common sense perception of what the internet is, nor does it inform the user in advance.

It is well known that fundamental physics is full of ideas that defy what humans are pleased to call common sense.

With the beginning of the AmericanRevolution, Paine made himself famous by publishing his book Common Sense.

Common sense suggests that such an "informal" economy flourishes where the legitimate private sector has retreated.

First, I wish for us, of course, the simple common sense to achieve world peace, that being paramount for the very survival of our kind.

As usual, Common Sense doesn't make a practice of predicting the future, and the CW is all about predicting it.

Although it is not very long, but let me from both professional knowledge or social common sense, or mannered, etc have learned a lot.

The freethinking of one age is the common sense of the next.

Does that mean you're going to have common-sense reasoning sorted out in five to 10 years?

We operate as a meritocracy . For developers street credentials must be earned. In business common sense must be proved.

Test designers should not let any of the given techniques obstruct the application of experience and common sense.

With confidence she adds: "Do not worry, dear, most of what doctors do is common sense anyway. "

That's why he is a great man. You see, great people do not use the common sense.

This new rule is just a common-sense step to address an obvious problem.

In such a context, Mr Gates's statement about the madness of dispatching US ground troops overseas simply seems like common sense.

It seems like common sense that foods labeled "sugar free" would have no effect on sugar levels in the blood. But sometimes they do.

He points out, the adjudication of this case has common sense, be used extremely likely by place of group of law of world each country.

The first step is a matter of common sense, but nonetheless a vital task: Do not make an idiot of yourself online.

Do not imagine that mathematics is hard and crabbed and repulsive to common sense, it is merely the etherealization of common sense.

And electromagnetic radiation, electromagnetic radiation can escape you can only learn to learn more common sense of prevention.

This article introduces the basic maintenance methods and common sense of computer hardware.

It just seemed like common sense to me - something that would be instinctive to most people.

Common sense says that you should only pay for keywords that are relevant to your target audience and that you can realistically deliver on.

Meanwhile, accountability under the new law is murky, something experience and common sense have proven to be a significant pitfall.

Unfortunately when people come to work, they leave their common sense out in the parking lot.

The evolution debate may not have been decided, but common sense predicts problems for those who do not eat a balanced diet.

It is common sense that a liquid has no definite shape, but it has a definite volume.

During the rest of the video Brad openly shares his process while adding a healthy dose of wisdom, common sense, and humor.

Wisdom is a mix of insight, common sense and experience and results to sound judgment. Wisdom is spontaneous and is not created.

Common sense and experience will help you get comfortable with a variety of combinations of all the above techniques.

Common sense, reinforced by our expanding size, soon reminded us that it's EXCESS CALORIES THAT MAKE US FAT, and that SUGAR HAS CALORIES!

He said, "If there is no common sense and common judge, there is no dialogue, and became a lesson. "

Armed with common sense, effective release processes, and the information in this article, this balance should not be hard to achieve.

'My dear Mr Bennet, you must n't expect such young girls to have the common sense of their father or mother.

Common sense is not all that common.

It's such a common sense thing, but there isn't much common sense in bodybuilding anymore.

It is as if common sense has totally gone out the window in this nation.

Common sense said that the medicine is always in the virus appears, to the resulting.

So also can we assume that there is a common sense in everyone to which we can communicate the subjective judgment of the beautiful.

Some people will do anything to lose weight, even if it means defying common sense and nutrition.

In the first place, only in the case of certainty does the neoclassical model agree well with common-sense notions of rationality.

They have no cause of their own to plead, but while they enlighten and sustain the reader his common sense will not refuse them.

The whole bailout process this past year was characterized by no oversight, no limits, no concerns, no understanding, and no common sense.

Sleeping pills aren ' t the only solution for getting more Z's . Sleep experts offer Common-sense Sleep Aids.

Your versatile mind and common sense will allow you to come up with various solutions.

Right now, Congress can pass a set of common-sense jobs proposals that independent economists tell us will boost the economy right away.

The other is its readiness to put its perceived economic self-interest ahead of strategic common sense.

As with anything, you will use good common sense. In other words, you agree not to be a jerk.

There is no limitation to the size and file size of the image displayed except for common sense paid to download times.

Your common sense tells you that if everyone claims that his is the 'only way', all of them cannot be completely correct at the same time.

Seems like the only way for the people to enact common sense policy is for us to protest - and large - almost overwhelmingly large.

Forgiveness shows maturity, common sense, compassion and a noble character.

Rails relies on a fixed and fairly common-sense organization of its files, but this organization is relatively rigid.

Common sense and self-interest suggest that it was never particularly likely that China was dumping dollar assets.

Only under such a presupposition a common sense can I lay down a judgment of taste.

When measurement is not feasible, apply common sense and educated estimation to obtain performance level information.

Anybody with common sense knows better than to flip on the radio and expect a DJ to assert an opinion.

For once, history and economics have been heeded in a pragmatic way, and policy has marched in step with common sense.

The face of such a high bid was curious, Lee explained: "This is totally out of charitable purposes, so the bid can not be common sense. "

Nevertheless, her soft-spoken, pragmatic style is respected, and many of her ideas strike me as laudable common sense.

Having violated the agreement, the demand is to move to to correspond withe the public common sense regulations.

Originally on holds the manner which tries to look to take an examination, the ideal is not ideal also in the common sense.

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common sense discipline that is as relevant today as it has been ever since the information age began.

It is a thousand times better to have common sense without education than to have education without common sense.

With no experience, belief in her goal and common sense became her guides. .

A number of American states have passed "common-sense consumption laws" aimed at deterring obesity cases in local courts.

Common sense and moral propriety, which were ignored by the Romanticists, again became the predominant preoccupation in literary work.

Start by making a few common sense adjustments in your life. The outer world will look friendlier and less frivolous.

Sextus Empiricus was a philosopher and doctor, and he advised his patients to measure new science against common sense.

Write these answers down and then apply common sense and logic to them. This will give you insight into the true meaning of the vision.

But I will not hesitate to create or enforce common-sense safeguards to protect the American people.

"To a certain extent it's about common sense and following your baby's cues rather than a calendar, " says Greene.

Experts and scholars are having fierce debates on this issue , however, there is still no common sense yet.

enhancing brand consciousness , brand management and national brand has been the common sense of a majority of companies in china.

The 1980s geometrical logos have come back in full force to contradict minimalism, under-design, and common sense simplicity.

One of the so-called " " physiology is a common sense of color, such as red hot, blue felt cold, etc.

A little common sense are not, is called Mars Man!

So java. beans technically has an optional dependency on AWT, when common sense dictates that it should not.

Mitthu, even though she would not acknowledge it, recognized this admirable foresight and common sense.

The common sense of senior Tories should spare Mr Bercow from a putsch but he will be watched more closely than any recent speaker.

We believe common sense and simplicity are usually better guidelines than sophistication and complexity.

Not since the collapse of the technology bubble has the market crossed so many Common Sense buying thresholds.

they would have said because his idea didn't fit with the common sense of the time.

Common sense does not prevail, and even when you point out huge leaps in logic that just cannot be true, they are not dissuaded.

She added, "Common sense, of course, is highly overrated. "

The christian system of religion is an outrage on common sense. Why is man afraid to think?

I offer to you my belief. I get it from the Holy Bible and I get it from common sense.

We take it for granted that we have a common sense that the luxurious products must have two aspects: first, comfortable; second, expensive.

But a good IPO needs more than growth and profitability, it needs a price in sync with common sense.

Common sense tells us you could have more than one person inside a single body.

And that means you've got to have a broad-based support, one that is credible and based on common sense and I am sure he recognises that.

Based on analysis of it, we will discover that so-called knowledge has common sense as that of actuality.

In the name of fiscal austerity, we cannot cut back on common-sense investments in people.

Common sense is the measure of the possible; it is composed of experience and prevision; it is calculation applied to life.

Many ethical questions can be settled by common sense. Sophisticated philosophy is rarely needed.

"It's bonkers, " says one industry analyst, who views Nansha's construction as a victory for man over common sense economics.

He ran an impressive campaign, driving around Tennessee in a red pick-up truck and seducing voters with common-sense homilies.

We need effective, proven, common-sense practices that will strengthen our existing schools, rather than undermine them.

This program is built around a common sense influence model to help you keep your customers not only satisfied, but coming back!

His staff maintain that his common-sense, moderate positions will attract support from Republicans, Democrats and independents alike.

Common sense suggests no housing market can rise if employment in the area is still declining.

One of the major criticisms echoed throughout the animal rights community is that these results are simply common sense.

'You just have to watch the news and use your common sense to know where the cameras will be. '

A Colossal Failure of Common Sense: The Inside Story of the Collapse of Lehman Brothers. By Lawrence G. McDonald and Patrick Robinson.

The paradox defies the law of entropy, as well as common sense, logic and we're pretty sure the Harry Potter universe.

Your car's emissions will be lower if you apply common sense to your driving and follow basic rules of the road.

Soap and water and common sense are the best disinfectants .

This winter holiday I live very enrichment, although home alone, but I grew life common sense.

My mother's love I, according to the common sense endowment to me is more likely, he is a noisy, my mother is always in my sister home.

School quality reports emphasize reading scores, and common sense indicates that literacy is vitally important for competency in adult life.