Sentence examples for most sensible to from inspiring English sources

I knew it would be most sensible to throw the index card away.

It's most sensible to look forward with Minnesota's secondary, as looking backward only seems cruel, and there could be four new starting defensive backs on opening day anyway.

Since they are not going to go away, Labour would be most sensible to deal with this rather than whinge about it.

The same discriminating organism could likewise ramp up nasty behavior against unrelated individuals with which it is most sensible to be in claws- or perhaps thorns-bared competition.

The extraordinarily large size of the macromolecules leads to their unusual properties; it would be most sensible to classify polymerization reactions in accordance with the way in which they affect the molecular size and size distribution of the final product.

Furthermore, the state-controlled reserves tend to be the ones that are easiest and cheapest to extract and are therefore the most sensible to use in filling up the last of the atmosphere's carbon budget, the trillion tonnes or so of carbon that scientists say is the limit before dangerous climate change kicks in.

Obviously that is the most sensible stance to stance to take, although it does spoil the fun.

"But he remained calm and it is not the most sensible thing to do to upset this player because he is a wonderful talent".

This is Addison station which via the CTA is usually the most sensible way to get to a Cubs game if you live in the North Suburbs.

Perhaps the most sensible thing to do is to let it stay there, rather than meddle with forces we cannot hope to understand.

The most sensible approach to reunification is to conclude, as the Sixth Circuit has, that there is no such thing as a constitutional right to information privacy, and that such rights are appropriately vindicated via statutory remedies.