Sentence examples for a sensible choice for from inspiring English sources
Nuclear technologies have too many inherent risks and widespread consequences to be a sensible choice for energy production".
The technology is well understood and a sensible choice for teams in a hurry.But battery systems are inordinately heavy the Prius's weighs 55kg.
As it turns out, "My Fair Lady" was a sensible choice for Mr. Johanson's exit, which should be grand, not merely sensible.
It's on the doorstep, a long-established favourite with a sophisticated legal and planning system, and rental guarantees are often supported by big groups – such as ours – making it a sensible choice for Britons," Mr Leach says.
Paul sits in his regular spot on the floor by the buffet car – a sensible choice for the hungry commuter, since it would be almost impossible to move through carriages whose aisles are blocked by standing passengers.
Somehow, they've come to believe that the pasty-faced, soap-dodging would-be troubadour that is Pete Doherty is not only cool, but that he is a sensible choice for the romantic lead in a period film.
Hence our minimalist model is not at odds with the more detailed model of Barford et al. for sugar uptake by yeast [15], given a sensible choice of parameters for the kinetics.
I once visited his south-west London home and he spent some minutes apologising for the Volvo in the drive as if it were a sign of supreme decadence rather than a sensible choice of car for a family man with three small children.
An antibody repertoire (rather than a set of all DNA reads as in previous immunoproteogenomics studies) represents a sensible choice of a database for the follow up MS/MS searches.
It is to be noted that both, Fig. 1 as well as Fig. 2 do not show a significant performance advantage of exploiting the full knowledge of the asymptotic CA (Dice (asy)) over just exploiting its symmetry property (Dice (sym)) for a sensible choice of β.
"Amazon is ripe for disintermediation itself, having done that to bookstores, publishers and distributors, so some plucky publishing startups will start to push Amazon to the sidelines," says Charman-Anderson. "As soon as consumers feel they have a sensible choice, they will go for it".
