Sentence examples for sense for when from inspiring English sources

You have a real sense for when to go with bullet points instead of paragraphs.

An expert has a sixth sense for when to do something out of the ordinary.

I developed a sense for when something I could theoretically figure out on my own would take more time than I could dedicate to it.

I may never have a good sense for when it's time to cram more than one letter in a square, but no matter.

But after countless afternoons of (metaphorically) bashing my head against the wall, I like to think I've developed a "sixth sense" for when a story is worth pursuing.

When you know your customers so well you can see your product through their eyes, you'll have an intuitive sense for when it's time to pivot.

Anyway, it turns out that Richard occasionally takes students of osteopathy to Wisley to experience the energy that trees exude in order to help them fine-tune their senses for when they work with people.

When it comes to talent, a corporate VC arm makes sense for Facebook when you consider a number of factors.

Ending the tax break for health insurance provided by employers could make sense, for example, when subsidies are available for everybody to be insured.

And he was always a fountain of good sense for me when I faced serious life choices". Donald F. Roberts, professor emeritus of communication who knew Breitrose for more than four decades, said his longtime friend was "absolutely in love" with film.

"We have offered health insurance to our employees in the past," she said, "for preventive care, for financial protection, and because it doesn't make sense for taxpayers when they end up in the emergency room".