Sentence examples for also make sense from inspiring English sources

So what makes sense for the environment could also make sense for the city budget.

It may also make sense to install reversible hinges on the bathroom door.

Oh yeah, and it all has to be original but also make sense.

But it must also make sense to prevent crime in the first place.

Smaller reductions may also make sense if you expect to stay in your home for many years.

It may also make sense to reduce rather than increase the maximum allowable contributions to pension plans.

Selling stock now may also make sense when it is in the form of stock options set to expire early next year.

It may also make sense after big life events, like adopting a child or buying a home, or if you're otherwise befuddled.

Mr. Grady added that business loans would also make sense, because 10 percent of loans made on Prosper end up financing customers' ventures.

Stocks that pay dividends would also make sense, because the cash thrown off by these shares would be quite valuable in a deflationary environment.

It may also make sense to sell advertising on the sides of public buses, perhaps even to sell naming rights to subway stations.