This is the kind of sentence, like "The clocks were striking thirteen", where each word is perfectly sensible but the implication is wild.
But otherwise sensible biologists are excited about the implications of a newly detected gene that, when altered, can double the life-span of fruit flies.
It's refreshing how nonideological Ms. Juren — and, by implication, Ms. Dorsen — seem, how sensible, how aware of their own complicity.
Whole generations have now grown up knowing that sensible people "play safe," with the overriding implication that if you catch a sexually transmitted disease, you have no one to blame but yourself.
For the publication of the World Thoroughbred Rankings is itself a comforting ritual – one that shows the system to be functioning soundly, while permitting no sensible person to take the more sensational implications too literally.
The theory can be complicated, but the applied implications are fairly transparent and sensible.
That is why we need a sensible debate around the policy and service design implications of our ageing society.
The realisation that people do not always make the sensible decisions that they would wish to make has implications for policy.
If you're going to ignore what geologists say if you don't like its implications, what are the chances that you'll take sensible advice on monetary and fiscal policy?
The thinking behind "open design" sounds sensible, as well as being generous and inclusive, but what are its implications?
