Sentence examples for be sensible to think from inspiring English sources

Miliband might be sensible to think about some ground rules sooner rather than later.

If the Wii U doesn't pick up, it would be sensible to think about launching a new console rather than flogging a dead horse... 160,000 units is dismal".

It is sensible to think about the wild card, but proving something now is important, too.

And until Ms. Carey's buyout, it was sensible to think that a label would work overtime to promote its most expensive projects.

"It's not quite black and white, but at the moment it's sensible to think international rather than domestic U.S".

Since the underlying hardware and software technologies for control systems were similar to those of computer systems, it was sensible to think that the control industry would evolve along a similar path (Wired, 1993).

It is sensible to think that real exposure will very likely be lower than registered.

It is sensible to think that real exposure will surely be lower than registered to some extent.

It's sensible to think about how you will get in touch with your family if you are separated.

It's cold outside, so I thought it would be sensible to wear a woolly hat.

The lender thinks, oh, it would be sensible to lend some more money.