Sentence examples for sensible to expect from inspiring English sources

It is sensible to expect one's luggage to be searched on arrival from a foreign destination.

It would be sensible to expect that those who'd been most exposed to the theology behind the Church's ban on contraception would be far more likely than the rest of us to endorse and live by it.

It seems sensible to expect that immigrants who intend to return home will have strong incentives to diversify their risk by saving both at home and abroad (Dustmann 1997b; Osili 2007).

It would not be sensible to expect a strong link between free 2-crossed modules or free crossed squares and Koszul-like constructions since the former record quadratic information which is less evidently there in the Koszul complex.

Between website troubles, legislative roadblocks in the House of Representatives, and polls showing Americans' declining faith in government, it seems sensible to expect continued gridlock or conservative drift.

Although pol and gag genes were analyzed in their study, it appears sensible to expect similar adaptive evolution to occur on the env gene as well.

Since the Earth Day observances are very diffuse, with no central, focal moment, we again have decided that a sensible prediction is to expect the whole day to show the effects of large numbers of separate celebrations, rituals, meetings, and consciousness raising events.

That said, we should be allowed to expect sensible arguments and a certain level of wit.

It is our right to expect every sensible person to stand by justice, good and truth in this war," Erdogan said.

But given the government's incoherence and evasions and divisions about Brexit, it is hardly reasonable to expect sane and sensible public policy anywhere else.

Nicolas, is there any reason to expect that Europe can be more sensible about budget issues going forward?