Sentence examples for be sensible for a from inspiring English sources

Because the game is being played in New York, it would be sensible for a Yankee to be involved.

It would be sensible, for a start, for us to make the apparently trivial rhetorical adjustment from the popular phrase "studies show …" and limit ourselves to phrases such as "studies suggest" or "studies indicate".

The state is retaining a 30% stake for the time being, and it would not be sensible for a government to try to scrape every last penny from a privatisation when retail punters have been invited to the show.

Myth 4: the government must always balance its budget While it may be sensible for a government to attempt budgetary balance over the full business cycle, it would be folly to insist that the budget must balance every year.

I'm a baby boomer, I've worked all my life, I've done the hard yards, I've paid taxes and yet because I've saved money and been taught to be sensible for a rainy day I can't even get a disability pension, it's quite unfair.

The question that needed to be put to Mathema was, never mind protocols and symptom-free tests, would it not be sensible for a player who had suffered one concussion this season and taken two clear knocks to the head on Friday night to be given a week off from all physical contact, never mind play against Scotland?

This will not always be sensible; for an experiment investigating a small number of genes, with the majority of them changing between conditions, the pair-plots are likely to show little correlation between different sample types.

That is sensible for a wild seed, but unnecessary for a pampered cultivar.

After all, it's sensible for a company to accept the opportunity to peep into a rival company's books.

But it adds: "It is sensible for a council to have a policy to regulate its proactive or reactive communications with the media".

Particular, it is shown how fiber orientation, as vector value of finite elements, is sensible for a data transfer between meshes with out-of-plane material defects.