Students need to prepare for a difficult jobs market, and need to be sensible about their ambitions if they hope to work in particular parts of the country.
He said councils had the freedom and flexibility to develop their own schemes and ministers had urged them to be "sensible" about their collection policies so "they don't spend money collecting very, very small amounts of money".
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But we do have to be careful about how our sensible restraint translates into other languages.
If I do this, even against your advice, what would be the sensible way to go about it?
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There is a sensible argument to be had about immigration and population (see article), and whether this wave of low-paid workers has put pressure on wages.
It would be sensible to use the pause for a fundamental debate about what economic and political fields the fantastic European project should actually cover.
There can and should be a debate about what the scope of the Indian state should be, but at a very minimum, most sensible people can agree that any state must be able to do at least four things: raise revenues, adjudicate disputes, uphold law and order, and provide public goods.
Londonism seems more sensible in a world in which Britain cannot be too picky about how it earns its living, and dynamic people will be warmly welcomed elsewhere.
The most sensible purpose would be to make it a pure history museum, not about fame or morality but about historical significance.
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Asked about China's call for a new global reserve currency, Cable said it would be "a sensible way for the world to move" but that it would not happen quickly.
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