Sentence examples for sensible to close from inspiring English sources

Clarke says it is sensible to close outdated prisons.

They should probably have been factored into the planning better; on another occasion, some shops might be more sensible to close in advance.

It was a showy but sensible way to close.

If they are really so worried about the deficit, why balk at these evidently sensible ways to close tax loopholes and end tax avoidance?

The sensible decision may be to close or sell such a company.

"A coordinated effort to close the fiscal gap through sensible and long overdue reforms is paramount".

This includes industries such as chemicals, machinery and carmaking, where constant innovation is essential and high transport costs for heavy goods make it sensible to produce these things close to customers.The next-biggest, at 28%, is "regional processing", which includes industries such as fabricated metals, food and publishing.

Thus, it seems sensible to bring it closer to the second genetic group rather than to the first group.

Human vision is more sensible to deep variations for close objects than for far ones.

In practice, it would be sensible to rely on the closest available relative in Table S1 when devising a sequencing strategy rather than the median or average for a group.

It would be quite sensible to look at how these tours are set up, especially this close to a World Cup".