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

So it's very sensible to secure some positive headlines when you can.

I think it's very sensible … but there are bits of it which look OTT, like requiring pickets to give their names to the police force.

While it's very sensible to limit sugary foods as part of an overall healthy diet and to avoid putting on weight, that's a far cry from saying that sugary foods specifically feed cancer cells.

I mean, if you're trying to hobble ideas of solidarity and inclusion as well as the actual material resources of any democratic resistance movement, it's very sensible to defund, restrict and demobilise trade unions.

"There are many of them, and I don't blame them, it's very sensible.

It is very sensible to resist mixing up strong personalities with the work their organizations do.

"And when we made that commitment, I didn't think it was very sensible.

It is very sensible for George Osborne to extend until the end of the year the dripfeed of Lloyds Banking Group's shares into the market.

"It is ethically dubious, but for a business it is very sensible because it allows you to flex up and down.

It was very sensible of Gordon Brown to resist all the pressure to apologise for the financial crisis, whatever misjudgments he may have made.

"I don't believe it is very sensible when you are in a coalition and you are fighting a war and then fighting a peace in very difficult circumstances to be mouthing off every so often," he said.