Sentence examples for make sense when the from inspiring English sources

"Why make sense, when the world around refuses?

CORRECTION: Equal time does not make sense when the two "sides" are not equal.

Those kinds of technology investments, Mr. Loughridge said, make sense when the economy is weak.

This seemingly self-destructive policy begins to make sense when the growing universe of multi-channel homes is examined.

"It doesn't make sense, when the body is populated in such a fashion, to make final decisions on critical issues".

Borrowing that much had seemed to make sense when the value of the home was still rising substantially every year, taking our net worth higher with it.

So it makes sense when the man says it.

Such a penalty made sense when the government's conservatorship of the two companies looked temporary.

That made sense when the stations distributed NPR programming and paid for it.

The arrangement made sense when the goal was to resolve the dispute quickly, Mr. Leonard said.

That would make sense, somehow, just as it had made sense when the driver called the pickpocket a Gypsy.