Sentence examples for be sensible to expect from inspiring English sources

It would be sensible to expect that those who'd been most exposed to the theology behind the Church's ban on contraception would be far more likely than the rest of us to endorse and live by it.

It would not be sensible to expect a strong link between free 2-crossed modules or free crossed squares and Koszul-like constructions since the former record quadratic information which is less evidently there in the Koszul complex.

However, if reverse causality were occurring, it would be sensible to expect that all POPs in both sexes would be associated with CVD, rather than selected POPs as we observed.

It is sensible to expect one's luggage to be searched on arrival from a foreign destination.

It would be sensible to involve us in the discussions.

But here, it would be sensible to proceed with caution.

Under what conditions is it sensible to expect that plugging a single data-derived number (d) into Equation 1 will produce a meaningful estimate of the number of discriminable olfactory stimuli?

Man Booker is sensible to recognise this.

But it is sensible to take steps to prevent it.

Clarke says it is sensible to close outdated prisons.

It's sensible to prepare for misfortune.