Sentence examples for rather sensible to from inspiring English sources

In this scenario, difficulties in identifying model parameters arose (cancer-specific excess mortality did not become negligible) and estimates of time to cure were either longer than the observation time (i.e. leukaemia) or rather sensible to the choice of the CRS threshold (i.e. prostate or breast cancers).

Having taken the rather sensible decision to send Spot and Stripe back to the tiger enclosure at Australia Zoo, Clark was keen to show his family the creatures in their natural habitat and packed them off to Indonesia.

Theoretical judgment is in turn divided into that which is distinct and that which is rather sensible, and the "ability to judge sensibly is taste in the broad," that is, aesthetic sense.

Then he goes and turns out to be rather sensible.

In Peter Pan, it seemed to me rather sensible, and quite Scottish, that the dog should be the one looking after the children.

And the two relative youngsters who have made it into the cabinet also seem to be rather sensible sorts although traces of Mr Schröder's flashy side are visible in Sigmar Gabriel, the former premier of Lower Saxony and future environment minister.The CDU, for its part, is still hurting from the reign of Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who left his party politically drained.

On the Web, on eBay and in postings on sites like Fashion Dolls Anonymous, the articulate, rather sensible bunch of them seemed more eager to trade secrets on where to find doll-size zippers or the best doll hair or tiny Lucite shoes than to worry over reintroducing nipples.

All the act does is advise UK courts to take Strasbourg jurisprudence into account – rather sensible, it might be thought, since people who lose out here can take cases to Strasbourg (and would, of course still be able to after this "reform").