Sentence examples for sensible jump from inspiring English sources

South made a sensible jump to three no-trump, and West had a lead problem.

He drives to the basket with aggression, and when he is stopped, he looks for a sensible jump shot or finds his teammates in all the right spots.

LONDON — Joining the euro zone in its current state of economic turbulence may appear about as sensible as jumping aboard a sinking ship.

It's sensible not to jump to conclusions, but why not apply this standard to the evidence on pesticides, too?

The film's Brummell falls in love with the fictional Lady Patricia Belham Elizabeth Taylorr), who is torn between marrying her sensible boyfriend and jumping Beau's bones.

As Natalie Desch, as a seeker, plows across the stage, dancers in Katherine McDowell's sensible shoes and tweedy outfits jump out in swift elbow-swinging skips.

If they are done simultaneously (and it may be easier to tackle vested interests all at once rather than one at a time) and are complemented by sensible fiscal reforms, the potential jump in GDP after ten years rises to over 20%.

(If I were inclined to be cynical, I'd also suggest that the hospital could cope much better with fewer senior managers than it could with fewer admins, but to be honest I don't really know if that's actually true).What the Trust is actually doing at the moment is pushing a big voluntary redundancy scheme, which seems sensible enough; the more people jump, the fewer are going to have to be pushed.

Republican senators vowed to pass a sensible redistricting plan, and politicians jumped on the bandwagon of reform.

In circumstances like these, a sensible millionaire designer would have jumped into his chauffeured car and gone to his boss and pleaded insanity, whereupon he would have been given an all-expense-paid trip to rehab.

For a man who has made 2,800 jumps in 40 countries, he seems oddly sensible: "I am always very scared when I jump or do anything that involves risk taking.