Sentence examples for sensible test from inspiring English sources

Singapore makes a sensible test bed for new products and ideas, many of which could be applied to other countries, experts say.

A sensible test for legal insanity, fairly applied, can help prevent the concept of the responsible person from disappearing, either because the law naïvely accepts a cacophony of untestable excuses, or because cynical legislators overreact by permitting the conviction and punishment of blameless defendants.

He ran a more sensible test on an 1893 book by Edmund Gosse: a corner of a page broke off even before he could finish the first single fold, yet he was able to turn that same page -- as readers do in the real world -- 800 times with zero damage.

Phil had been second on the grid in the GT40's first race at the Nürburgring, bested only by John Surtees in his Ferrari 275 P. The Fords had also shown they would be a serious threat in the future, given a sensible test and development program.

The predatory pricing test now is both a serious and economically sensible test.

Our results show that CDSS is a sensible test, able to detect patients needing to be addressed to a specialist consultation.

I argue that a replacement for the current, failed system should include sensible testing.

For Gomperts, Ireland made a sensible testing ground for her pilot project.

There are some very sensible testing regimes around seed and plant health to reduce diseases, and of course we have the Trades Description Act and consumer protection laws which should protect the seed-buying public (though insufficient resources mean there are still cowboys out there in the seed wild west).

Even in 1971, that outcome had its real cost, because it invalidated sensible tests that were not smokescreens for discrimination.

As TOP2A gene amplification is only found in HER2-amplified tumours, a sensible testing algorithm would be to test only HER2-amplified cases for TOP2A status.