Sentence examples for sensible in light of from inspiring English sources

One form of this theory is that children are "programmed" to believe anything their parents tell them, which is quite sensible in light of all the useful information parents can share.

These findings are sensible in light of the fact that correctly encoding intercept requires encoding only a single point, whereas correctly encoding slope requires encoding multiple points or a single point plus a slope value.

This perspective is particularly sensible in light of our interest in regulatory functions in ADHD [ 1] which are likely mediated at least in part by emotional arousal and construal.

This is not a sensible policy in light of the fact that both countries, among the poorest in the world, have already spent more than $1 billion on arms since 1998.

"The verdict is a perfectly sensible verdict in light of the evidence presented," he said.

Should some sort of time limit seem sensible, in the light of Theresa May's child sex abuse inquiry, the number of convictions under the 1604 statute against witchcraft does look to be relatively manageable.

The LibDems' determination to become a party offering tax cuts to ordinary families also looks particularly sensible in the light of more recent events.

All in all, those strike me as sensible precautions and even more so in light of the devastated banking landscape.

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va)., one of the strongest backers of the National Rifle Association NRAA) in the Democratic Party, said it is time to sit down and have a "sensible, reasonable" debate about gun control in light of the massacre in Newtown, Conn., and expressed an openness to banning assault weapons.

In light of this, the evidence suggests limited, but sensible investment options lead to better choices.

Levinas explores the sensible-affective 'proto-experience' of the approach of the Other in light of moods, using deliberate tropes: "there is substitution for another, expiation for another.