Sentence examples for makes it sensible for from inspiring English sources
That last point makes it sensible for Mr Blair to have supported "Britain in Europe".
That makes it sensible for candidates on the governing council like Italy's Mario Draghi to take a Germanic line on anything that smacks of inflationary excesses.Whatever the precise rationale, the ECB move will exacerbate the emerging divide between core euro-zone members with sturdier public finances and peripheral economies that have run up too much debt.
He said he bought the car for its all-wheel-drive capability, and because its small size made it sensible for navigating his hilly hometown of San Francisco.
In the commission's own words: "The fact that some other countries may implicitly subsidise their wholesale/investment banks does not make it sensible for the UK to do so".
Instead, resident CSCs are destined to differentiate into the components of the heart, which makes it sensible to use them for this therapeutic purpose over pluripotent cells and those from extracardiac origin.
"That makes it sensible to be asking questions about, for example, the effects of social networking sites on their offline lives".
This includes industries such as chemicals, machinery and carmaking, where constant innovation is essential and high transport costs for heavy goods make it sensible to produce these things close to customers.The next-biggest, at 28%, is "regional processing", which includes industries such as fabricated metals, food and publishing.
But the Court's ruling reverses this familiar and sensible rule and makes it practically impossible for people subject to pay discrimination to protect their rights.
It also makes it easier for asset prices to adjust back to sensible values.
"The method of sale through sealed tenders makes it almost impossible for us to decide what is a sensible bid.
