Sentence examples for sensible to consider from inspiring English sources

For senior employees, where appropriate, it may be sensible to consider some Linkedin safeguards alongside some suitably drafted restrictive covenants.

6. Don't let your marriage be taxing Married couples can transfer assets between them free of capital gains tax and in some circumstances, it may be sensible to consider transferring income-producing assets to make the most of this allowance.

Stuart Law of Assetz said: "Landlords investing through limited companies should avoid this new personal tax increase, making it sensible to consider investing in buy to let through a company".

So, it appeared sensible to consider such a formulation as the multidimensional Duffing equation.

It is "sensible" to consider further curbs to the benefits EU migrants can claim, the deputy prime minister says.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, meanwhile, said it was "eminently sensible" to consider further changes to benefits for EU migrants.

These are perfectly good and sensible things to consider.

For the moment, at least, no one seems interested in taking up Mr. Silver's sensible offer to consider a new version of the modest tax that for 30 years helped pay the tab for policemen, firemen and other municipal services used by those who work in the city but live elsewhere.

Sensible reasons to consider outsourcing include both strategic and tactical concerns on both a department and organizational level.

It seems sensible, therefore, to consider whether professional groups who actively embrace evidence-based care of patients with these conditions and who are actively engaged in leading training and research in these fields should be 'keeping the gate' for people who seek care for musculoskeletal problems.

It is therefore sensible for publishers to consider whether to cut costs by having the task done by a centralised collective of skilled journalists elsewhere, be it in Australia or India.