Sentence examples for A sensible conclusion from inspiring English sources

Is this a sensible conclusion?

"You don't have the facts, you can't come to a sensible conclusion".

That's a sensible conclusion certain to enrage people who, increasingly, fear science and mistrust reason.

Posner calls instead for a renewed commitment to legal realism, whereby a good judge gathers facts, carefully considers context, and comes to a sensible conclusion that avoids inflicting collateral damage on other areas of the law.

European nations had been divided between those who wanted a shorter extension, to keep up pressure on Britain to resolve Brexit, and those who wanted to give it the time and space to reach a sensible conclusion.

Markets appear to be taking the view that the YouGov poll is an outlier and unreliable which when you look at the margin for error on it, and the balance of probabilities right now, seems a sensible conclusion.

The hunters follow easily, with the result that meat is coming out as never before.Reaching any sensible conclusion on the numbers of animals being killed is not easy.

After a problematic lower-court ruling struck down various job protections for California teachers, an appeals court rendered a more sensible conclusion Thursday: the state's current seniority and tenure laws aren't optimal, but they fall short of being unconstitutional.

It came up with a perfectly sensible conclusion: education is the product of interaction between knowledge and individual development.

It seems a sensible decision.

Last week, check-in staff held a walkout at Heathrow; thus on Sunday, the CEO who also serves as director at Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. –told BBC TV that "Clearly it's important for all of us that we find a rapid and sensible conclusion… We can't allow [a shutdown] to happen.