Sentence examples for makes sense the from inspiring English sources

This makes sense: the current set-up encourages banks to shop around for supervisors.

"The United States ship" makes sense; "the Her Majesty's ship" doesn't.

This makes sense: the longer you spend on the road, the savvier you get.

It makes sense — the middle class is in trouble, so schools must have gotten worse, too.

The first makes sense, the second less so particularly when it comes to gene therapy.

This makes sense – the best players tend to stay in the league the longest.

So it makes sense the county would like to keep a multimillion dollar endeavor going.

"Whatever avenue to revitalization makes sense," the manager said, "we will pursue".

Also: Veet wax strips (makes sense: the Felder Felder clothes were mostly see-through).

– I see now that it only makes sense the other way round.

Kinda makes sense -- the majority of them are from America -- it's harder to make a jump across the Atlantic.