Sentence examples for however sensible from inspiring English sources

However sensible this might seem, the reality is somewhat different.

Unequal distributions, however sensible they may seem to parents, often dredge up sibling rivalries.

Under the radar, however, sensible conversations are taking place in front of the Commons constitution committee.

Furthermore, any new regulations, however sensible they might seem, could also have unintended consequences.

However sensible the rules, the market is always a step ahead of those who police it.

I doubt that a battle for power can be settled by an inquiry and a report, however sensible.

However, nothing sensible or mature is on the horizon.

Inevitably, however, any sensible energy strategy will also require conservation, a matter on which Congress and the public need serious educating, and on which presidential leadership will therefore be crucial.

"Unfortunately, like waves on a beach, they retreat having made not a scrap of difference, because however profoundly sensible the idea might be, funding will never match ambition and short-termism will win.

Under the new law, however, such sensible precautions could be seen as evidence that the host or owner knew guests would be using drugs, exposing him to $250,000 or more in civil penalties, a criminal fine of up to $500,000, and a prison sentence of up to 20 years.

Now, however, most sensible observers believe that nothing, other than an unlikely rejection by voters, will prevent Mr Blair from soldiering on for at least another three years, until he reaches his tenth anniversary as prime minister.The result is that some of the verdicts which Mr Seldon reaches about his subject should be seen as more provisional than the author suggests.