Sentences with phrase «just common sense»

I am sure you could think of more, but these are just common sense questions or question that I have to ask my clients when I have them sign a 1003.

It's just common sense.

It's just common sense that were she to win the rest would be forced to adopt the same practice.

Is it instinct or just common sense that California will continue as the most desired place to live on the planet?

That is going to happen, down the road, because using buyer's contracts is just common sense.

That's not body signals — that's just common sense!»

I find your advice sensible, encouraging and really just common sense.

A carpenter's and a seamstress» rule: measure twice cut once, is really just common sense.

Of course, many of these things we probably couldn't have known the first time around, but other things were just common sense and our own laziness (putting things off and hoping they wouldn't be an issue) contributed to later costs.

It's just common sense that if the industry continues to tolerate revolving - door recruiting practices, no amount of mandatory hours will create the character and dedication necessary to elevate industry standards to respectable levels in consumers» eyes.

It's just common sense how people should live in the first place.

This isn't rocket science, just common sense.

You can think of it as the Guiding Principle of Resume Writing (because that sounds fancy), but it's really just common sense and old - fashioned honesty.

But my client thinks it's just common sense to proactively pre-empt any questions about the gap.

That might sound a little new - agey to you, but it's really just common sense and the result of exercising of your own initiative.

That's just common sense; but it is too often ignored, as organizations and individuals spend millions of dollars and countless hours annually on sending messages and make little focused effort on improving listening skills.

According to Valve, that's just common sense.

OneDrive on every platform is just common sense.

Because Windows 10 is similar to its 7 and 8 counterparts under the hood, getting a good antivirus program is just common sense.

And given the universal nature of wireless charging tech, making sure you're future proofed is just common sense.

Some of the items on the graph are just common sense and some are little details that get overlooked and could cause financial hardship for your family.

Today it's just common sense.

It's not just something your landlord requires, Lexington Renters Insurance is just common sense.

That's just common sense.

It's just common sense and completely necessary to have comprehensive commercial insurance coverage in today's highly litigious society.

You'll definitely learn a few new things, but most of it is just common sense and stuff you've heard before.

Renters insurance is just common sense and most insurance companies will give big discounts on your auto insurance policy with multiple policy discounts.

Of course, there is much more that goes into the preparation, including pretrial motion practice, witness preparation, expert witness preparation, the development of themes, conducting focus groups to learn about particular weaknesses in the case and just common sense in presenting the case in a way that focuses on the nursing home's poor handling of an injured resident.

It's just common sense in any business that you shouldn't subject your most valuable assets to «excessive wear and tear,» or you're going to have to replace those assets sooner than you wanted.

Pick - Up Truck Accident Injuries are Common It's just common sense, but I still see it on the roadway.

Eradicating high levels of loneliness from our profession is not just common sense; it's also good business for law firms seeking an inspired and committed group of Millennial attorneys.

Also, using common sense in regards to your posts and updates is, well, just common sense.

The rule of thumb used to be five days» worth of supplies — you know, a gallon per person per day of water, all these other foodstuffs, and batteries and different sorts of things that are just common sense, like having your gas tank full in your car.

This is just a common sense way to ensure new truck drivers are given a chance to earn more road experience, and avoid serious dangers if they are given too much too soon in terms of the difficulty of a job.

That's just common sense, but rarely followed.

Another reason you should drag your joystick - wielding tykes to experience nature in all its natural splendor: Urban kids who live around green parks and lawns may be less likely to be overweight, according to a study in the March / April issue of the American Journal of Health Promotion.Part of this is just common sense.

* always * treat a weapon as if it is loaded, that's just common sense.

The idea that humans contributed to some portion of that warming was just common sense, given the rapid pace of industrialization.

This is all just common sense.

I mean seriously, outside of the statistical evidence, it's just common sense.

The trend to energy efficiency and low CO2 emissions long predates this climate scare and is just common sense.

That's not alarmist, it's just common sense.

I am sure we will see more of this type of hybrid mix saving money and the planet is just common sense.

That's just common sense.

No source, just common sense.

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Sometimes censorship really is just common sense.

Stuff like this may well be the reason why I grew up to dislike extreme difficulty, but it's also partly just common sense.

Speaking to Chris Prior, president of the Gamers4Croydon party, he «indicated to me that the lack of an R18 + for games seemed absurd, and that it was really just common sense to introduce it, considering the vast majority of adult content is already available under the MA15 + classification.»

Unfortunately for him, his correct predictions are just common sense and obvious, so what exactly does he brings to the table?