Sentence examples for Find it sensible from inspiring English sources

Although other jurisdictions do not formally have the "business judgement rule," many find it sensible and follow it to a large extent.

Surely America's business community, which is in danger of being drowned out of the Republican debate by all those noisy social conservatives and half-crazed radio hosts, might find it sensible to fund a voice for pragmatic, business-minded conservatism.

Many, however, still find it sensible to assume that Vasubandhu worked in various genres and schools, and adopted the norms of each, developing his own thinking along the way.

And once in a while you are called out to someone's house, and they have a waterbed you should try to do a proper examination of the abdomen in those conditions!" Some GPs find it sensible to improve their understanding of the specialists' working methods but do not consider this a primary goal.

In the past, wise landlords found it sensible to have the eyes of the law inside at the time of door locking.

Having spent the past dozen years watching criminal trials — mainly murder trials — in Brooklyn, however, he has found it sensible and convenient to become a specialist.... ......Where there's murder," he often says, quite accurately, "you know something's doing".

Having spent the past dozen years watching criminal trials — mainly murder trials — in Brooklyn, however, he has found it sensible and convenient to become a specialist.... ..Where there's murder," he often says, quite accurately, "you know something's doing".

Mr. McGahan finds it sensible to sell a home to your children in a place like Britain because the seller has cash to enjoy and any capital gain on the sale is tax-free, while an inheritance may be taxable.

The character is often befuddled by many of the actions of society and is often neurotic in a "different" way the character in How to Watch Football, for instance, finds it sensible for a normal fan to forgo the live experience and read the recap in the local papers.

Meanwhile, the Postal Service might find it commercially sensible to reduce rates for some types of letters -- for example, local utility bills.

Is that when, and why, you now find it perfectly sensible to lie through your teeth about anything and everything, just so long as you don't blow your own last shot at the Oval Office?