Sentence examples for particularly sensible to from inspiring English sources

I've spent five years and more watching the inflationphobes, who weren't particularly sensible to begin with, descend into shrill unholy madness.

For example, it's not particularly sensible to just look at the impact on men compared with women, as opposed to comparing low-income men with low-income women.

After a year of booming share markets it is particularly sensible to use this allowance, where possible, to reduce your tax liability.

Patients suffering from pure MM are particularly sensible to COCs use and reduction of the pill-free period is associated with reduced migraine burden [54].

In this case, it is likely that ants are particularly sensible to some chemical or mechanical stimuli from the plants, which then elicits their 'allelopathic' aggression.

Sexual-harassment lawsuits are not obvious or straightforward or even particularly sensible solutions to the problem of men treating one another badly at work (or expecting other men to like their crude jokes), but they seem to be the solution we have hit upon.

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.

This disagrees with the expected presence of 'cherry pickers', i.e. customers that are particularly sensible and responsive to sales, especially if the sales are placed on expensive goods.

The LibDems' determination to become a party offering tax cuts to ordinary families also looks particularly sensible in the light of more recent events.

The theoretical function of these forms is to explain why things (particularly, sensible things) have the properties they do.

Rawls never discusses the non-identity-problem and for most of his discussions he assumes that the number of future people is constant.[36] However, his principle of just savings can be understood to provide us with a particularly sensible (and, certainly, the most prominent) substantive understanding of intergenerational sufficientarianism.