Sentence examples for next sensible from inspiring English sources

We think that this would be the next sensible set of experiments to perform.

Once you're comfortable with the long distance races of at least 10 km (6 miles), the next sensible step is to try a half marathon.

So will crotchless knickers be sold next to sensible cotton ones?

The sensible next step is to ask others – and counties – to bid for similar powers.

Providing for a right to retire at an age pegged to rising life expectancy may be a sensible next step.

It's a sensible next step for a composer who used texts only once before, breathing snippets of Led Zeppelin lyrics into tape loops.

The final state budget included $5 million to pay for more audits by the State Education Department and by localities, but an Education Department spokesman called the shift of that responsibility to the comptroller a "sensible next step".

When two sides can't reach an agreement in an industrial dispute the sensible next step is to put the matter in the hands of another body – in our case an independently chaired national panel.

However, the decision to "tactically" put off its awards issue until the "next period" seems sensible given the success or otherwise of its namesake's "transition" won't be seen until May.

Where the mounting cash pile is concerned [Aveva has £134m in the bank at the end of September], their broker is very keen to spend it, but the management seemed a bit too coy at the suggestion they seek a large acquisition in the US - which would seem to be the sensible next step to us.

Getting moderation tools in place before that occurs is a sensible next step for YouTube.