Sentence examples for able to make sensible from inspiring English sources

At the end of that time, I hope they would be able to make sensible decisions from a position of confidence about what they might be able to do rather than feeling they had failed.

A number of big industrial firms, including even some coal-fired utilities, fret that Mr Bush's stance creates so much short-term uncertainty that they will not be able to make sensible investment decisions in long-lived assets such as power plants.

"We're able to make sensible recommendations on what funds people would invest in, present in a way that's not these jargon-filled fund names".

Being thus naïve and inexperienced in the ways of the world they will not be as able, that is as qualified, as older (and wiser) humans are to make sensible choices.

"When people come to our website they have all the information presented to them in a very transparent, upfront way, and they are able to make a sensible decision about whether this product is right for them.

Graham Jones, a food industry analyst at Panmure Gordon, said: "The merger takes capacity out of the chilled convenience food market where suppliers have struggled to get supermarket customers to pay them enough to be able to make a sensible economic return.

In a marketplace you expect people to make sensible decisions".

The ability to make sensible predictions about what happens is very important to any business model.

This loss of support is sapping both parties' will to make sensible compromises.

You will also be more likely to make sensible food choices after your workout.

A government spokesman said there was "great scope" for the council to make "sensible savings".