Sentence examples for sensible to ask from inspiring English sources

It is always sensible to ask questions before starting on medication.

Therefore it is much more sensible to ask, what would climate be like if you doubled CO2? or if this or that scenario occured.

However, now that the cold war is over, Americans would be entirely sensible to ask themselves whether taking on the job of being the biggest power in an ungrateful world is worth the effort.

It had recently acquired a coherent theoretical framework, the periodic table, which may not have answered all the questions but at least suggested which of them it was sensible to ask.

It is no more sensible to ask "What is the analytical method?" There is not one "analytic philosophy".

I agree that it isn't sensible to ask strapped taxpayers to pay up on what is essentially phantom income.

The sensible question to ask is: are the costs worth the benefits in reducing the risk of future crises?

These are sensible questions to ask, but the answers may be uncomfortable in a church with a fudge-filled history.

Another put it more bluntly: "How is that even possible?" That was probably the most sensible question to ask.

It is regarded as a sensible question to ask of any word in a language, "What does it mean?" This question, like many others about language, is easier to ask than to answer.

"DIM or devious?" may well be a sensible question to ask oneself of the builder peering thoughtfully about and scratching his head before producing a quote to repair the roof.