Sentence examples for be more sensible at from inspiring English sources

So I think we'll be more sensible, at least for a while, about risk, until the greed factor kicks in, and until the complacency kicks in, go through a long period with no defaults and no losses and then it seems like that will continue forever.

So I think we'll be more sensible, at least for a while, about risk, until the greed factor kicks in, and until the complacency kicks in, go through a long period with no defaults and no losses, and then it seems like that will continue forever.

Thus, we argue that it would be more sensible to aim directly at larger chunks, which might correspond to MWEs in other languages.

Climate change deniers (including our president) are certainly entitled to their opinions, but wouldn't it be more sensible for them to at least listen to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the vast majority of scientists who are warning us that the point of no return is rapidly approaching?

With something like that, if I was at that stage then I would be more sensible of taking it.

At term gestation, induction of labour may be more sensible than ongoing surveillance for PE since women may avoid progression to severe hypertension without altering birth outcomes significantly.

Tim Buckley, an energy market analyst at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, said the expansion appeared to be "more sensible business planning than flagging anything more material".

What could be more sensible?

That would be more sensible".

The rest of us must be more sensible.

Blunt indenters were identified to cause chipping at lower normal forces than sharp indenters and tempered glass was found to be more sensible for chipping.