Sentence examples for be sensible to include from inspiring English sources
"In this context, I am not convinced that a voluntary code is sufficient and I believe it would be sensible to include the option of developing a mandatory code in your consultation document".
It would be sensible to include previous exposure to different types of service providers, and respondents' perceptions of the quality of these, as covariates in future research.
The interaction between sex and number of children was not significant but it is sensible to include a variable that is central to the purpose of the study and report its estimated effect even if it is not statistically significant.
It is sensible to include a wide range of variables in imputation models, including all variables in the substantive analysis, plus, as far as computationally feasible, all variables predictive of the missing values themselves and all variables influencing the process causing the missing data, even if they are not of interest in the substantive analysis.
Unless other euro-zone members (for which read Germany) are prepared to make large fiscal transfers, which is unlikely, there is no alternative to debt restructuring—and it would be sensible to start this now.The pact also includes ideas that are not just unhelpful, but also damaging.
Man Booker is sensible to recognise this.
But it is sensible to take steps to prevent it.
It's sensible to prepare for misfortune.
'Few schools are choosing novels by Henry James and we thought it sensible to include somebody more popular with the schools'.
A target of five years for achieving this goal would be sensible, but the dialogue must expand to include Russian concerns over NATO conventional forces in Europe and such issues as U.S. plans to develop a system that can deliver a conventional weapon strike anywhere in the world within one hour.
On the enforcement side, Utah's new laws have some aspects that are sensible in principle, including stricter procedures for verifying immigrants' eligibility to work.
