Sentence examples for sensible context from inspiring English sources

I revere my right to speak freely -- I am exercising it now -- but I am just as grateful for the sensible context in which it resides.

Aside from my own belief that video games are the most capable form of artistic media in relaying information, seeing mental health discussed in such civil and sensible context means a lot to me personally.

Ashtead's plans to cut back capital expenditure and reduce leverage are sensible in this context, but do little to allay investors' concerns of tougher times ahead.

The expression V φrs, φij) is thus not sensible in this context, and the summation in equation (1) has to be performed over all possible combinations of the states of all the subspaces except φr.

Therefore, calculating summary estimates of sensitivity and specificity for the detection of all polyps was not sensible in this context (Fig.  2a).

Although use of a "bright line" criterion for what constitutes an acceptable tradeoff of money for health has some appeal, this approach can lead to guidelines that are sensible in some contexts but unrealistic in others.

However, this mechanism is sensible in the temporal context of muscle atrophy observed in ALS, with humans and rodents exhibiting reduced muscle function and significant muscle atrophy as the disease progresses29,40,41.

Conditioning on the elapsed welfare duration is sensible in the German context for a reason emphasized by Sianesi (2004 .11 In a comprehensive ALMP system a person will join a program at some point, provided the individual remains in welfare long enough.

In our case, we identified two randomizations that are sensible, given the specific context of our problem.

Instead, a programming language needs to be practiced hands-on in the context of sensible problems.

In general, it should be carefully considered whether the use of the number needed to treat is sensible in the specific context.