Sentence examples for sensible times from inspiring English sources

Or at least what passes for it in these more sanitised, sensible times.

To bring the oligarchs back within reach, Mount recommends improved accountability, reinvigorated democracy, more stringent regulation: all sensible measures, but these are not sensible times.

Hence the proliferation of the new brands, which are frequently made with tobacco rejected by the established manufacturers and even though you can find them selling for $5 or more, they are cigars that in more sensible times would never have been made at all.

Still, the rules of sensible time-management apply to procrastinators as much as everyone else.

The need for sensible time, place and manner limits is very clear.

You can shop in Paris in August, but it is probably not the most sensible time to do so.

(1) The interview took place at 12 30, which is a sensible time to start thinking about lunch.

Go back to bed, duckies, you can catch up with this liveblog at a sensible time in the morning.

There was an exhibition feel about the second half, making this a sensible time to bring Rodriguez on.

But now may also be a sensible time to grant the Fed additional tools to help its balance-sheet contract once the economy has recovered.

So for anyone wanting to get home from work at a sensible time, an already rubbish service will now cost significantly more.