Sentences with phrase «far more sense»

The problem is my daughter doesn't want to wear the crop tops (even though they make far more sense than singlets in our sub tropical climate).

This makes far more sense than the term reactive attachment disorder (RAD), which is in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition: DSM - 5.

The latter phone was the quickest when launching Super Mario Run, however, which makes far more sense given the device hit the market right before the holidays.

P&G is cutting product lines, the plethora of which made far more sense in the retail world than online.

The subtle design tweaks compared to the previous - gen Play make for a more slender and tidy appearance, the all - metal material choice makes far more sense than glass, the processor selection sees the software work effortlessly, the One - button Nav gesture control is easy to use, and battery life is hugely impressive.

The subtle design tweaks compared to the previous - gen Play makes for a more slender and tidier appearance, the all - metal material choice makes far more sense than glass, the processor selection sees the software work effortlessly, the One - button Nav gesture control is easy to use, and battery life is very impressive.

Aside from the Mods though, the subtle design tweaks compared to the previous - gen Play make for a more slender and tidy appearance, the all - metal material choice makes far more sense than glass, the processor selection sees the software work effortlessly and battery life is hugely impressive.

In the end, it makes far more sense for bureaucrats and central banks to take the path of least resistance and try to own some Bitcoin than try to fight it.

On - screen navigation buttons would've made far more sense here, even at the cost of losing a fingerprint sensor that's embedded in the home button.

In this situation an LTCi policy makes far more sense.

It makes far more sense to just live in queens and be a quick subway ride from work.

«It makes far more sense to introduce it around at least two years into a lawyer's career.»

To me, it makes far more sense to rescue and rehabilitate animals, while allowing the public limited access, but always with the end goal of returning them to their natural and rightful habitat.

Indeed, it makes far more sense to tax bad things, like pollution, than to tax good things like work and savings.

There are many policy options that make far more sense than spending trillions of dollars on renewables.

This makes far more sense than it referring to the percentage of the warming seen in the modern temperature record, something which hadn't even been brought up.

«It makes far more sense,» he said, «to keep carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere in the first place than it does to put faith in speculative schemes to draw down carbon once it has already been emitted.»

I know its still a study, but it makes far more sense to me then SUV»S killing the earth.

It makes far more sense to advocate for funding to go to renewable energy science programs that have a good track record in terms of costs, efficiency, ease of adoption, etc..

The new weapon slots make far more sense than the old ones.

The only real complaint with the Vita version is that both control schemes it suggests use the right analog stick for acceleration and deceleration, while the shoulder buttons make far more sense.

It makes far more sense logically, and is more forgiving.

With the addition of so many more checkpoints, the map format makes far more sense.

Considering there are several points during the game where Muddy experiences flashbacks that explain his combat abilities it would have made far more sense to tie these upgrades into those moments.

Surely the Premium Edition would have made far more sense if it offered gamers a # 10 or even # 20 saving over buying the game and season pass individually?

Surely it would make far more sense for Nick to simply knock out his foes and then handcuff them to ensure they'll be less of a threat if they wake up?

Quite a few of the people signing seem to agree with my own views, that there's nothing wrong with the concept of modders being able to earn money from their work, but that Valve's current system is hugely flawed, and that a donate button or only allowing a «pay what you want» scheme would make far more sense.

While you can sail back and forth between your warehouse and other towns buying the needed supplies, it makes far more sense to set up a new trading route and command the captain to acquire raw materials for your business and dump them off at the appropriate warehouse.

Because we're taking advantage of United's open jaw rules and want to use our one possible stopover in Tokyo, it makes far more sense to find our own way to Ho Chi Minh than to use the stopover in Bangkok with a terminal destination of Ho Chi Minh.

To us, this makes far more sense than arbitrarily assigning you to a «moderate conservative» or «aggressive growth» model.

Instead of estimating how much to save for retirement based on your income, it makes far more sense to plan your retirement needs around your spending.

And as they grow bigger and / or head in different directions, Alphabet doesn't necessarily have to grow (or abandon) them any longer — at times, it may make far more sense, in terms of strategy and / or valuation, to sell or actually spin them off as listed entities (ideally, as unicorns & decacorns!).

Instead of estimating your retirement needs from your income, it makes far more sense to base them on spending.

«Equities make far more sense on a long - term basis.

If the experts are going to issue a blanket recommendation to millions of people that they should all create a buffer to tie them over in unforeseen circumstances, it would make far more sense to say, «Instead of amassing an account that pays you 0 %, or a few basis points above that, maybe you should focus on closing out an account or two that's costing you 15 %.»

If you're really that concerned about worst - case scenarios, spending a few dollars raising your coverage limits to the maximum makes far more sense than does spending thousands more on an emergency fund.

Thus, it would make far more sense to «hope» for a profitable trading year IF you follow your strategy and implement consistent discipline in your money management, rather than «hoping» that every trade is a winner, because then you are hoping for something that is not realistic.

My purpose in posting my story here was not to deliver a promise like that but to show that pound for pound, in this instance it made far more sense for me to self publish this book than it would have been to traditionally publish that same book.

It makes far more sense to me to buy a blu - ray vs digital - again because the quality (especially sound) blows away streaming.

This makes far more sense.

Surely it would make far more sense to make the electric car from Ford the Ka or maybe the Fiesta?

Though the Fiat 500e doesn't resolve all of the Cinquecento's flaws, this electric version of the car makes far more sense than the gasoline version.

But if you want a warm hatch experience that delivers (more) dynamically, and is cheaper to purchase and to run, then the Barina RS makes far more sense.

Cheaper models further down the range are likely to make far more sense.

The 57 - year - old Wright is a typically buttoned - up Brit who knows (but won't outright say) that diesel Land Rovers make far more sense than their gas equivalents.

Because, on the face of it, the Boxster S makes far more sense.

However, if you've got a used M2 then mixing and matching some of these extras — the suspension in particular — makes far more sense.

Have an opinion and rubbish a car manufacturers cars if you speak from experience, that makes far more sense.

It would make far more sense for LAs to continue providing services to all education providers so teachers can focus on education.

To avoid these two extremes, it makes far more sense to adopt multiple performance standards tied to CCSS.