Sentence examples similar to it makes sense, naturally from inspiring English sources
And it makes sense: Left-handed hitters naturally hit the ball to the right side of the infield.
It makes sense, then, that people with naturally low dopamine would benefit more from an artificial boost.
So it makes sense that the team would naturally be attractive to Square for its Square Capital product.
So it makes sense that the team would naturally be attractive to Square for its Square Capital product.
Naturally, it makes sense to see this crossover to the subscription box arena as well.
"It makes sense that some individuals might be naturally more talented at surgery, like some people are better at music or athletics," Dr. Birkmeyer said.
In one of the series' best moments thus far, Dunham's character looks in the mirror and exclaims, "You are from New York, therefore you are just naturally interesting!" It makes sense, then, that WNYC and The Guardian have partnered to help track the show's movements across our city.
The idea is that once the data is there, it's rarely updated unless there's an error, and it's already naturally ordered, so it makes sense to partition the data in that way beyond just normal partitioning.
