Sentence examples for particularly sensible idea from inspiring English sources

First of all, it's not a particularly sensible idea to solve the food security problem by cutting down rain forests or permanent grassland, which actually produces large amounts of greenhouse gas emissions, as a solution to getting more arable land.

But you don't need a lot of mental clarity to understand that the process is not a sensible idea, particularly when carried out by an amateur.

"I don't consider myself particularly avant-garde," he continues, "and I'm not flying the flag for metrosexuality – it just seemed a sensible idea at the time.

"Sensible idea.

What a sensible idea!

It is a sensible idea.

This is another sensible idea.

This is a sensible idea.

A more sensible idea would be to require the state to provide the defence with all its evidence particularly any exculpatory evidence during the plea process, rather than just during or before trial.

"I was not in a particularly sensible place.

It is not a credible or sensible idea".