Sentence examples for a sensible match from inspiring English sources

At first the prince is touched by Rusalka's sad-eyed longing, but her silence eventually exasperates him, and he rejects her for a determined foreign princess who will make a sensible match.

A sensible match was found in all quintiles with the disappearance of significant baseline differences within quintiles between patients undergoing revascularisation and those receiving medical therapy alone.

For the 15,000 teachers, he promised more classroom hours per week and a more sensible match of their job assignments and education specialties.

Pasta salads, hamburgers, poultry, cold meats (tongue, ham) and couscous are sensible matches for both of these uncomplicated wines.

But when she sees herself in the mirror without her long locks, she starts to cry, knowing she has left behind part of her pre-motherhood self and must now be sensible, with a sensible hair-do to match.

This is a sensible way to sell a match-up against an anonymous journeyman.

Mike Shatzkin, Founder & CEO of publishing consultancy The Idea Logical Company told The Huffington Post that he thought the price matching was a sensible move.

In any football match it is a sensible and wholly justifiable tactic to focus on an opponents' weakness, whether that be a dodgy left-back, a goalkeeper who can't catch crosses, or – in Arsenal's case – a soft midfield.

To promote the separation of photogenerated carriers in Bi2Ti2O7, designing a composite photocatalyst by coupling Bi2Ti2O7 with a semiconductor with matched band potentials is a sensible strategy.

Note that this was a sensible contract, especially given the position of the match, because there was only one way to defeat three no-trump.

"Rebel commanders had a sensible strategy of fighting a war of attrition that matched their capabilities.