Sentence examples for it sensible that from inspiring English sources

"To give one example, is it sensible that its main evening news bulletin goes out at the same time as ITV's?" The BBC News was pushed back an hour in 2000 by Greg Dyke as ITV moved its own main bulletin in a saga that became known as "news at when".

Is it sensible that in County Durham, you can buy two litres of strong cider for just £1.99?

While attention is already involved in the detection and selection of targets before movement onset [ 8, 9], it seems sensible that it should retain this function during online control, supporting the flexibility of the visuomotor system to adjust movement goals midreach.

When is it sensible to say that group selection has shaped organismal design?

Under what conditions is it sensible to expect that plugging a single data-derived number (d) into Equation 1 will produce a meaningful estimate of the number of discriminable olfactory stimuli?

Diagnoses of CIN2 are not routinely recorded or reported, but we think it sensible to assume that the number diagnosed is similar to that of CIN3 and that most of these women would have an excisional treatment as a result.

Back then it seemed sensible that only nations or the largest corporations would be able to afford such mammoth contraptions.

"Though that's less than the £800 raise previously forecast, it's sensible that the size of the rise adjusts in line with wages of typical workers.

Building societies meet on a regular basis, and it is sensible that the eight societies targeted would want to get together and discuss common issues".

So it seems sensible that Barnett doesn't stand front of stage, but rather to the far left, with her bassist to her right.

It is sensible that those affected by a particular crime – in Mrs Fergus's case the most heinous of crimes – should be allowed to air their views on how the crime impacted upon their lives.