Sentence examples for sensible extension from inspiring English sources

Julian Le Grand, Blair's former health adviser, maintains that the coalition's plans are "a logical, sensible extension of those put in place by Tony Blair".

Allowing police to confiscate passports at the UK border to prevent an aspiring young jihadi from leaving for Syria via Istanbul may be justifiable on good intelligence and a sensible extension of the home secretary's powers.

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A PDA [ 23, 24] is a penalized version of the LDA, which is a sensible extension in the case of a large number of highly correlated covariables such as discretized spectra.

Moreover, sensible extensions of the presented model and further investigations are discussed.

Subsequently a sensible model extension is discussed.

We can, however, determine an upper bound at which it is more sensible to forgo extension of the reference MSA and instead use a homology search to map candidate sequences to results based solely on the reference MSA.

It seemed sensible to compare head extension and LBLM angles only if laryngeal exposure was maximal and approximately identical during both laryngoscopies in all patients.

This brings us to our current predicament: we are unable to find a place in the world for the proper sensibles, which have been brutually (and metaphysically) severed from the common sensibles, even though color and extension seem intrinsically related.

Yet by quibbling over his debt extension and backtracking so ostentatiously on sensible reform he has alienated more or less everyone.

This extension of names, whose natural habitat is sensible things, to God is another instance of analogous naming for Thomas.