Sentence examples for sensible not to from inspiring English sources

In times where savings have to be found, it would seem sensible not to spend a fortune on fairy lights.

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

It has been argued that once you have created an appropriate baseline for an anomaly analysis, it seems sensible not to change it mid-stream.

"It is more dangerous to bring him on in weather like that when he is tired and it was sensible not to play him," Wenger said.

In a 2005 Guardian interview, the former Lib Dem leader discussed his approach to politics: Actually, I think it's quite sensible not to take yourself too seriously.

But I do think it's sensible not to have much dinner because then you have a brilliant incentive to get out of bed the next morning.

Some countries (presumably those deemed sensible enough not to need any counsel) would take loans but no advice.

Rather than attempt the impossible, it is far more sensible simply not to release toxic pesticides into our water, air, and soil in the first place.

Enough is known about mind-affecting substances for sensible people not to use them, and certainly not too much of them.

In any case, Nisipeanu quickly made the sensible decision not to test his opponent's preparation directly but instead to gambit a pawn himself striving for the initiative.

I think you should already be sensible enough not to drink and drive, or not to drive the day after.