Sentence examples for sensible appropriate from inspiring English sources
Tasmanian Labor's environment spokesman, Craig Farrell, said he supported "greater access and sensible, appropriate tourism projects" in the world heritage area, and called on the Greens "and their supporters" not to "sensationalise" the proposal.
Emailing colleagues – even when they're sitting just a few metres away – feels safer for two reasons: you have the protective bubble of a time delay, allowing you to think up a sensible, appropriate reply.
The technical design and conduct of a review may well be excellent, but the findings of a review are unlikely to be useful in decision making if they have not explicitly addressed a policy or management question that is sensible, appropriate and relevant to the issue that a policymaker is considering.
This is both sensible and appropriate.
For example, what does he mean by "sensible" and "appropriate" development in wilderness areas?
In general, "I don't find it dignified, or sensible, or appropriate, to go into the differences in my family in public.
"The deficit needs to be reduced; the question is what is a sensible and appropriate pace given economic development on growth".
"However, Sir Michael Wilshaw once again has chosen to issue punitive diktats to threaten schools through the use of 'inadequate' Ofsted judgments, rather than enabling them to develop their own sensible and appropriate policies on the wearing of religious clothing at school.
Chief Judge Abrahamson's decision to file a suit in federal court is a "sensible and appropriate way" to resolve a complicated question of how to interpret the new Wisconsin amendment which was silent on when it should take effect.
On the other hand, a review carried out to assess the preliminary evidence in favour of a new '-omics' test in order to judge whether it would be sensible or appropriate to carry out a large scale prospective evaluation may include studies from earlier phases which use the case-control type design.
By weakening the national entities, the intention is clearly to successively set up Europe's own infrastructure operators, which is neither sensible nor appropriate.
