As a consequence, sensible policy is based around trying to figure how to reduce the costs of these frictions and imperfections; thus floating exchange rates may be a good idea (and how sensible Milton Friedman now looks!) to deal with the reality that it's hard to change nominal prices.
Thus, even though most of the stored heat is contained in the transitions, a considerable amount is still present in the form of sensible heat, a consequence of the rather high heat capacity in the rotator phases (see Sect. 4.2).
Emma Sky's book is an eminently sensible "tale of unintended consequences, both of President Bush's efforts to impose democracy and of President Obama's detachment".
One can raise a number of questions about whether the modern textbook procedure does really capture a sensible notion of logical consequence.
It is important to note that these were unintended consequences of basically sensible policy decisions.
Nigel started on some sensible nonsense about the serious consequences I was gambling with.
If someone is about to jump off a cliff, and is claiming to be interested in the facts before deciding whether to do so, it's probably quite sensible to explain the drastic consequences of jumping.
The simple and sensible principle of minimizing the consequences of motor noise thus explains the full stereotypy of saccadic eye movements.
The limitations of the included studies have consequences for any sensible extrapolation of the results to other clinical situations.
And his appointees continued to defend the carnage in Mexico as merely the consequence of good, sensible drug policy.
