Sentence examples for it's more sensible from inspiring English sources

If you don't want your guests preparing their own deaths, it's more sensible to mix it up in individual portions.

"Right now it's more sensible to talk about batteries, not airplane wings, because of the tonnage [of materials] required," says Baughman.

It's more sensible, and no less romantic, to pay as much for a piece of jewellery as your insurance policy covers for loss and accidental damage to items outside of the home.

Wayne Pacelle, the president and chief executive of the Humane Society of the United States, said that in light of the study, his organization "thinks it's more sensible for wildlife agencies to rely far more heavily" on nonlethal methods like electric fencing or devices that scare off animals to prevent attacks on livestock.

The coffee shop may be one of the central locations of modern existential unease – think of Five Easy Pieces and When Harry Met Sally – but it's more sensible to let that perception creep in gently (like cream), instead of pouring the entire beverage over the audience's head.

"I don't feel 100% - I think it's more sensible to rest and get some treatment so that I'm ready for selection as soon as possible," said Yachvili.

Would it be more sensible to report it once a quarter instead of every month?

Sometimes it is more sensible to leave your house looking like a squat.

Wouldn't it be more sensible to murmur the single word Ceuta?

The history of Hollywood relates that it is more sensible for an actress to employ her father than her husband.

"Would it be more sensible to build a state-of-the-art recreation center on dry land?" JIM O 'GRADY