Sentence examples for it seem sensible from inspiring English sources

Likewise, that move away from manual labour resulted in fewer men having jobs that made huge physical demands on them, demands that made it seem sensible that they should be untroubled by any expectation of domestic contribution.

Mauricio Pochettino cannot be expected to plan his tactics round a player whom he selects so infrequently but neither does it seem sensible not to utilise his best attributes.

Dave Boxall, head of information security, Guardian News & Media Diverse storage would on the face of it seem sensible but I would argue the common attack point isn't the data store but the logic that retrieves the data which would allow diversely stored data to be retrieved as a single dataset.

This line of reasoning makes it seem sensible that any excusable opportunity to attenuate the number of calories consumed by the brain would increase an individual's chances of surviving periods of prolonged scarcity.

Since it was used as a substitute for oil in heating and power generation, it seemed sensible to link its price to that of crude.

As this is the organ that is ultimately responsible for oxygen delivery to tissue, it seems sensible to monitor this organ and, if necessary, improve its function.

Then came the meat, and gradually the vegetables; then it seemed sensible to open a shop.

But at the very least it seems sensible to invest in better thermometers.

It seems sensible to wonder: who is going to bring old habits to a new environment?

It seems sensible, and arguably just, that in Hollywood even fandom has become professionalized.

Considering the fact that most of us could live well into our 80s, it seems sensible to extend it accordingly.