Sentence examples for has made sense from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it has made sense for a couple of generations, even though it doesn't work.

Explores various ways in which the West has made sense of Andean Art from the 16th century to the present.

So to some brokers, it has made sense to more aggressively seek out Chinese buyers on their own turf.

The tilt toward short-term borrowing as a way to try to stimulate the economy has made sense until now.

While a merger of two of the city's chief cultural institutions has made sense to some, others have mourned the prospect of the museum's losing its independence.

Since the 1990s, just-in-time has made sense for many companies looking to reduce the cost of keeping large inventories on hand.

Judgment would have made sense.

It must have made sense to him.

It wouldn't have made sense.

"To continue would not have made sense.

"The choking game would have made sense".