Sentences with phrase «common sense says»

Price, location, number of bedrooms — If all the research shows conclusively that these are the top three pieces of information potential buyers require, then common sense says give it to them!

Common sense says that whole life clients that hold on to their policies for their whole life are going to have them pay out — with that being said, the company has to make their monies worth, and I can assure you that very few of their clients pay $ 100,000 in premiums over the course of their lives.

My common sense says no.

The teacher establishes its existence while common sense says there is a moderate chance of finding an item in a child's possession in the child's backpack.

Common sense says you don't smoke a medicine.

Common sense says that there are lots of people beavering away trying to find new corrections that will make the data fit better to the preferred narrative, and almost no one combing it looking for corrections that will make the data fit the narrative more poorly.

Today all of them bar none say either that GW has existed since the LIA but it isn't largely due to humans or they say the climate scientists have manipulated the data to show dramatic warming when common sense says there hasn't been any significant warming.

Common sense says that the longer you leave a problem unsolved the harder it becomes to find a solution.

For example, common sense says that the amount of relative humidity of the atmosphere will remain constant as the earth warms from radiative forcing.

In my mind its not science that says there is not such thing as fairies, but rather science says there is no evidence for fairies, and common sense says that if there is no evidence for it, it probably does not exist.

Of course, common sense says this effect is trivial, and ignores other effects in the entire system, but the author treats it like he is playing a trump card.

And common sense says it's false — that Jeffreys» prior actually is highly informative in this problem, with the «information» it contains being completely wrong.

And common sense says that we have long since passed the point of common sense being applied in the climate change arena.

But manybe the british prefere higher power prices and more blackouts in favor of having control - whatever you like to control then over there (common sense says there will be less control, but that's your problem, not mine)

Common sense says that the sun causes daily / yearly temperature fluctuations, and changes in the sun and Milankovitch factors supposedly cause millennial ice - age fluctuations.

I am not doing it myself, because common sense says, that if someone proposes something, (s) he is responsible for stating the argument without error.

I'm an atheist but there are just some things common sense says, don't be surprised when you do A and B and then C happens.

Common sense says pet retailers and their suppliers must be ready to respond to these changes through their merchandising and marketing plans.

Common sense says, «yes.»

If the small players go away, common sense says, that the larger ones will be able to dictate demands that will eventually destroy your own business model.

Historically, abandonment laws have applied to people leaving an owned animal someplace where common sense says the animal will suffer.

Common sense says you have to remove the spiky, tough shell from the pineapple.

Common sense says that if these are good for a human body, they would be good for a dog body, too.

Common sense says that shouldn't matter much at all.

Common sense says not every student will be motivated to learn in the same ways.

Common sense says sales and marketing brings a consumer in and customer service is how you keep them for the long term.

While my Josie Maran face mist is a life - saver by mid-day, Ms. Common Sense says I need more hydration.

Unless it smells unmistakably putrid (in which case common sense says throw it away), fermented foods are some of the safest foods you can eat.

Regardless, common sense says if it's a bunch of concentrated fruit and veggies making up said supplement, then it's food... just in concentrated form.

Common sense says no.

«Common sense says that some caution is wise,» he concludes.

Common sense says that you can't combine the Grignard reagent and the Lewis Acid, as the Grignard reagent is a base which will react with the acid, rendering both useless.

Common sense says the object is either wave - like or particle - like, independent of how we measure it.

If you haven't been «home» in 10 or 20 years or more, common sense says that place isn't really your home.

If Arteta isn't good enough then who will that player be — because common sense says it won't be MS.

, Which Quite frankly he hasn't done anything this season to justify that increase and Yeah, we could say the same about Walcott's # 140K aweek, But common sense says «unless the Ox starts performing well for the rest of the season, I doubt that Wenger / Arsenal will agree to his wage demands» and therefore The Ox will move on to a rival club in the summer.

Common sense says let him go to a non Premiership club.

Common sense says next summer, That will do.

Common sense says you let Debuchy build back up to try and win his place back — for this season it's Bellerin.

I used to be an AW supporter but just normal common sense says he's lost it now.

Common sense says that he will get sent off!

Yes, common sense says universal healthcare all the way.

Common sense says that a person believes what a person is taught, so doesn't that just reduce religion to faith that what was written by another man may be true?

Common sense says the «true creator» has respect for his creatures.

and common sense says those things didn't happen.

«The idea of taking the actual account number out of the flow... common sense says that's a good thing, especially in the light of the data compromises that we've seen,» said Visa CEO Charles Scharf at a payments conference last month.

Statistics, Swink and common sense say TCU.

With someone like algore supporting the hysteria so much, common sense said there was something not right being pushed.

Not exact matches

Ultimately, Kreiter said, using Dalio's terms, it's a matter of balancing how «bright» (high IQ, able to think analytically) and how «smart» (sharp common sense, able to synthesize large amounts of information) candidates are, as well as how open - minded.

Robert Abboud, a certified financial planner based in Ottawa and author of No Regrets: A Common Sense Guide to Achieving and Affording Your Life Goals, says high - interest - bearing consumer debt should be tackled first.