Sentence examples for sensible appointment from inspiring English sources
Bayern was riding the crest of soccer's new wave, and onto that crest strode Guardiola — a sensible appointment given the course Heynckes had set for his Bavarian battleship.
But these disclosures will raise new questions about whether Aminov was a sensible appointment, why he chose to open an offshore account at that time, and whether he should have been allowed to do it in the first place.
Comment: These three appointments appear sensible.
Mr Obama's new appointment seems a sensible choice.
Last night Mr Rose, who regarded the row as an unwelcome distraction said Lord Burns' appointment was "a sensible, good pragmatic solution".
And though Nelsons was always going to be a hard act to follow, the way in which the orchestra has handled the appointment has been very sensible.
Science presenter Brian Cox, who had warned against interference in the BBC, tweeted earlier on Thursday: "BBC charter renewal now looks sensible, subject to reducing ministerial influence over appointments to the board".
(Bove's exhibition is on this part of the line, and visitors have to book an appointment online; make sure you wear sensible shoes).
Identifying as a feminist doesn't mean we need to cancel our waxing appointments and trade in our stilettos for sensible shoes; nor does it mean we need to bash men and question gender differences.
Farage described Verhofstadt as a "fanatic" and said his appointment marked "a declaration of war on any sensible negotiation process".
"He is one of the most sensible/moderate figures in Syriza and his appointment, if confirmed, would increase the chances for a sensible negotiation and a positive outcome," Demetrios Efstathiou of Standard bank said.
