The move seemed sensible enough at the time, given that the Iowa caucus is an unpredictable process that draws just a sliver of the state's population and that four years ago, Senator John McCain, an Arizona Republican, skipped Iowa and then easily won New Hampshire.
The chair of a new National Academies panel examining how the government keeps tabs on its $40-billion-a-year 40-billion-a-year 40-billion-a-year 40-billion-a-yearh so that investmentors have more time to do research".
Vaugelas was sensible enough to realize that good usage changed with changes of interest in society.
He's right, and also sensible enough to know that effective policing can only ever be one part of solving the grim and persistent social problem of youth violence.
"The whole pleasure and access that social media gives you is that you are in control of what goes out there, but you must be sensible enough to hold that back".
"Most smokers are sensible enough to know that lighting up in a car with children is inconsiderate at best and research suggests that only a tiny minority still do it.
Mr. Peltz, however, makes a sensible enough case that it puts the onus on Pepsi's chief, Indra Nooyi, to make a strong defense.
Cancellation seems sensible enough given that the eyes of the world will assuredly be pointed away from the West End, but how much of an impact the Olympics has on box offices more widely, we'll have to wait and see.
This sounds sensible enough, but introducing systems that distinguish between temporary and permanent migrants, or anyone else for that matter, will not be easy to implement.
Less than one-tenth of the film is actually about Grimsby, and most people are sensible enough to know that this film focuses on one particular type of person and that not everybody in Grimsby is like that.
