Sentence examples for seemed sensible for from inspiring English sources

A Law Society spokeswoman said it seemed sensible for pupils to be taught the basics of libel law.

When he launched the campaign, standing in Downing Street with his cabinet, it seemed sensible for him to play up the strength, or at least recognisability, of his team, in implicit contrast to the lack of talent on the Tory front bench.

That's why it seemed sensible for Dalebroux to leave Madison for Evanston, where, Carroll said, he was getting treatment at a psychiatric clinic and planning to take classes at Oakton Community College.

"It seems sensible for the banks to be taking a bet like this on a Greek recovery", says Alex Tsirigotis, an analyst at Mediobanca.

In particular, it would seem sensible for at least a part of the burden to fall on those over state pension age").

Given that the majority of resolutions put to a shareholder vote are not contentious, it would seem sensible for investors to use such screening to enable more focused attention of specific areas or issuers.

It seems sensible for banks to ask for notice before customers withdraw several thousand pounds over the counter – cash stocks are limited, particularly in smaller branches – but do they really need to know how you plan to spend your own money?

Given what they have set out to do, it seems sensible for traditionalists to proceed without scientific input.

It would seem sensible for signatory sites to agree not to encourage their users to troll other sites.

Thus, it seems sensible for regulators to ask firms for more details on their practices, or compel additional disclosures, when we are possibly in times of irrational exuberance.

The move seems sensible for Bunge, since the companies share some customers corn and soy both are used in as processed food, bakery, animal feed and brewing and the crops thrive under similar conditions.