Sentence examples for a sensible case from inspiring English sources

There are probably only three people who can make a sensible case for Europe.

There's a sensible case, given the closeness of the race and perhaps the possibility of a second election, for nobody resigning.

"If the public believes you've got a sensible case they might well listen.

A trial and error method is used to determine the combination of two drivers that makes a sensible case, and later, more drivers are added beyond the two primary drivers [32: 7–58, 66 67].

Very much in the same tone and spirit, and with a similar perspective, is Roberta Brandes Gratz's "The Living City". In an engaging, non-academic, accessible style, the author presents a sensible case of how, by thinking small, troubled urban communities can be saved without their souls being bulldozed and billions of public dollars being spent on despotic programs and inhuman developments.

Mr. Peltz, however, makes a sensible enough case that it puts the onus on Pepsi's chief, Indra Nooyi, to make a strong defense.

In the sensible case of D2D communications, the wide-area system shall provide security parameters to both communications links based on the internal credentials of the users.

Still, keeping its more competitive assets looks like a sensible plan in case prices rise.

"Reprofiling Sovereign Debt" by Lee C. Buchheit, Mitu Gulati et al. The IMF staff's 2013 proposal to reprofile (i.e., stretch out for a short period without haircutting principal or interest) the maturing debt of a country that has lost market access is a sensible policy in cases where the IMF is uncertain whether the country's debt stock is sustainable.

Do you think the result in that case a sensible one?

This "panic room" -- "a popular feature in high-end construction these days," according to the strangely hostile agent (Ian Buchanan) who shows Meg the house -- may seem like a sensible precaution, just in case, God forbid, anything bad should happen.