Sentence examples for changes are sensible from inspiring English sources
For the most part, the changes are sensible: abolishing the army created large numbers of unemployed, angry and armed young men, for instance.
But we should of course be reminded that not all changes are sensible and many of the examples of inertia may be well founded.
In a brief letter to Mr Osborne, Sir Mervyn said the changes were "sensible" and contain "useful improvements to the framework".
In a BBC interview Tomlinson said that the changes were "sensible measures" to reform the system of payments which are designed to fund aids and appliances to help disabled people carry out basic tasks.
But blaming poor profits on bad regulation is only part of the story.As the pips squeakTo begin with, the main change is sensible.
Certainly, plenty of health-care dollars are wasted, and there are sensible changes to the system that would improve the cost-effectiveness of care.
The grisly cuts are sensible changes, but one suspects diplomacy at play here: in Millar's perfect world, wouldn't the horror remain?
Macron added: "I am sure it will require treaty change and if we are sensible for sure we have to wait until after the French and German elections in 2017 because there is no chance we will propose a treaty change one year before the elections..".
Fish have been considered suitable organisms for biomonitoring studies as they are sensible to changes in the aquatic environment.
I guess he could give them the reply of John Maynard Keynes when he was taunted for being inconsistent and say that when the facts change, it is sensible to change your mind.
