Sentence examples for sensible succession from inspiring English sources
"It's sensible succession planning at a large company," an insider said.
In January, Lord Patten, who runs the BBC Trust, said the corporation was engaged in "sensible succession planning" to find a replacement.
Moyes looked a safe and sensible line of succession after Ferguson ended 26 years with United's 20th crown.
Although sensible about many issues, Summers has made a succession of well-documented mistakes and compromises.
Given that reforestation occurs on a large scale even in nature (for example natural succession), it makes perfect sense to promote sensible, anthropogenic reforestation, among other reasons to undo the damage caused by large-scale deforestation.
The sensible thing to do is to have some sort of succession plan and this is part of it.
As Deputy Prime Minister between 2010 and 2015, Clegg had a ringside seat as the government throttled a succession of attempts, mainly by him, to start a sensible debate about drug policy.
France and the useless Napoleon III had declared war on Prussia because of some alleged insults over the succession struggle in Spain, something that makes the invasion of Iraq appear sensible and logical in comparison.
Historians such as Matthew Strickland have argued that Henry made sensible attempts to manage the tensions within his family, and that, had the King died younger, the succession might have proven much smoother.
