Sentence examples for sensible anticipation from inspiring English sources
Both the American and the Dutch governments saw not a sensible anticipation of a threat, but a threat in its own right.
Leon Britton Sets Swansea's tempo with astute, sharp passing, intuitive anticipation and sensible movement.
He considers it sensible to own high-yield corporate bonds, for instance, in anticipation of rising interest rates and an economic revival, the sort of backdrop that is anathema to Treasury issues, but lofty valuations are putting him off.
It prompts adjectives – sensible, thoughtful, competent – about which a "but" hovers: faint praise in anticipation of a put-down.
Making cost savings now in anticipation of fewer blockbusters and falling profits in the future is sensible.
Some felt that Đính was attempting to gain favour with the Buddhists in anticipation of Kỳ's fall from power, while Frances FitzGerald felt it was the only sensible government action during the crisis.
