Sentences with phrase «sense rules the day»

We'll cover existing debt in a separate post but suffice it to say that common sense rules the day here as well: The highest interest rate gets attacked first and on down the line until it's all completely gone.

Instead, common - sense rules the day.

HMMM... I feel that there is a presence in the air, guiding me toward the fulfillment of my dreams of a world wherein individual common sense rules the day vs top - down imposed politically correct bureaucratic group - think crapola.

Not exact matches

You have to understand that Aristotelian physics ruled the day, and heliocentrism (without gravity - which didn't come until much later) made no sense.

Gulak, the ultimate poseur with an over-exaggerated sense of self, told journalists that a high court had thrown out an application by Uche Secondus, PDP's acting National Chairman, which sought to stop an earlier ruling that Secondus should vacate his position within 14 days.

At the end of the day what counts is common sense, so you better always use yours above any other rules.

Silly dating rules people used to follow (like women not asking men out or men waiting three days before calling and texting after a date) don't really make sense anymore.

It made sense in the old days when print ruled and the big brick - and - mortars dominated retail.

«The rule for when is it time to buy is always the same: given your household budget and where current interest rates are, if it makes good financial sense to take out a home loan today, then today is the day to do it.»

If you have any of your money in RRSPs then one day you probably will have a RRIF and it makes sense to understand all the rules since a RRIF account is basically the sequel to your RRSP account.

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.

I am not a lawyer, but common sense should rule the day over restoring data from an entire network that could amount between 400 and 800 backup tapes and... [more]

Know your scope of the project at the outset: costs and other factors may influence and change the scope, but you need to be flexible because proportionality (common sense) should rule the day.

«Common sense» will rule the day.

That rule once made sense, in the days when most judges heard cases ranging from admiralty to -LSB-...]

Whatever «common sense» means, if it means anything more than valid (by whatever rules apply to determine when an inference is a valid inference), is a mystery for another day.

The rules I am asking for are simple, common - sense steps that reflect the Internet you and I use every day, and that some ISPs already observe.