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(151) Provided some common sense is paid to health checkups, drug choice, dosage and off-time , how can we say for certain that the user is worse off for doing so?

(152) Establish line of business first, epigenesis home is their common sense, but when after having extraordinary cause, they dare not marry however.

(153) In other words, operations research might be called quantitative common sense.

(154) There are a thousand of brilliant campaigning organizations -- I'd recommend Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth, Womankind Worldwide, and Common Sense for Drug Policy, just for starters.

(155) If you want to play the timpani well, you must know the basic common sense about the timpani .

(156) The freethinking of one age is the common sense of the next.

(157) The special biochemistry and the industrialize principle knowledge should be involved ( except common sense ).

(158) The year after she met my father at the Beachcomber, a career-placement test noted her "superior" judgment, an abundance of "common sense, foresight,[sentencedict .com] and the ability to reach sound decisions."

(159) CLOTHING: Remember when cutting jeans into shorts, patching them and then making them into quilts once they were unwearable was common sense?

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

(161) Much of the useful common sense knowledge needed for life is prescientific and has there- fore not been analyzed in detail.

(162) Sit on the history a big uncle the body of the big Niang according to the common sense of freedom of speech, romantic once, which afraid act boorishly , as well all can!

(163) Majorana had greater gifts than anyone else in the world; unfortunately he lacked one quality which other men generally have: plain common sense (Enrico Fermi from Cocconi memories).

(164) Although it takes specialist knowledge in biological science and medicine to specifically refute his fallacies the ridiculousness of these statements should not escape anyone with some common sense.

(165) Do in Rome as Rome does means that we should respect local culture, and we must know the respect of intrinsic culture is common sense.

(166) The citizen of Oceania is not allowed to know anything of the tenets of the other two philosophies , but he is taught to execrate them as barbarous outrages upon morality and common sense.

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

(168) Not all of us have to possess earthshaking talent. Just common sense and love will do.

(169) That's because I've been following the Common Sense system, which calls for selling after large gains like the one we just experienced.

(170) It may seem like common sense, but before this requirement, many CEOs grasped at the excuse that they just didn't understand all that accounting mumbo jumbo.

(171) Common sense and normal practice in safeguarding personal and transaction data are of equal importance.

(172) AI 21 century logic common sense inference inductive logic intentional logic logic of natural language.

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

(174) Trust property, in common sense, should undertake independent and limited liability for all its business activities.

(175) In this essay I compare G. E. Moore, Malcolm, and Wittgenstein in their way against scepticism, and show that in what sense common sense can offer a foundation to avoid scepticism.

(176) The article also excoriated US "debt addiction" and said it was "time for Washington to revisit the time-tested common sense that one should live within one's means".

(177) All these situations require an all-around mechanical common sense that is as important to the blue-collar worker as the ability to navigate Microsoft Office is to the white-collar one.