Sentence examples for sensible enough for from inspiring English sources

An important finding from the present study was that the geo-map concept was sensible enough for disclosing changes in geographical caries risk patterns among preschool children over a 4-year period, in spite of minor changes in absolute caries risk and stable contextual socioeconomic characteristics.

Verizon is offering the unit for $500 ,which seems reasonable enough for the first evidently sensible one-device wireless solution.

It is a sensible enough arrangement, for a bunch of neighbouring countries with common interests.

"If they have been sensible enough to save for the long-term, we should trust them to be sensible with their money when they retire".

Women who used this were regarded with sneaking respect: they were wild enough to have thrown caution to the wind yet sensible enough to reach for the best remedy and brave enough to go through the unpleasant, queasy-making experience.

"The Germans are democratic and sensible enough to vote for a president," said Maria Schuster, 76. "Of course history is against us, but I really think its time we could vote," said Mrs. Schuster, who lives in Berlin's prosperous southwestern district of Steglitz.

That was done for sensible enough reasons, but now the Bush administration and Congress must determine whether remedial regulations are needed in light of the recent scandals.

A sensible enough idea were it not for the fact that southern Thailand is grappling with terrorist troubles of its own.

Neither of these ideas, while sensible enough in itself, is remotely radical enough for Republicans' tastes.

Sensible enough to wear to school and cosy enough for long sledging sessions in the park.

On the face of it, allowing the NAO unfettered access to the BBC's operations and accounts – in the interests of transparency and value for money – sounds sensible enough.