Sentence examples for sensible to explore from inspiring English sources
It's always sensible to explore the motives behind the actions of corporate leaders.
If Lord Sainsbury, former science minister and serious philanthropist, feels a takeover would "deal a devastating blow to our profile in the pharmaceutical area, which I think is going to be critical in the next 30 years," it is surely sensible to explore his fears.
So it is sensible to explore and make explicit the assumptions about family life that are being used as a basis for early childhood intervention.
Accordingly, it is sensible to explore and seek novel molecular targets and their potential for vaccines and chemotherapeutic agents to block transmission of this cestode.
But then again, if a tool for off-roading is what the customer wants, there is a less-trodden but infinitely more sensible trail to explore.
And I strongly suggest it would be sensible for us to explore, possibly through the good offices of France, whether Iran would be prepared to suggest to Syria that she'd be entering totally dangerous territory to go on destroying her fellow citizens the way its government has done over the last few weeks.
The focus of this study was to explore three questions: Is it sensible and feasible to implement a reflective approach for dealing with plagiarism in a course?
It allows audiences to explore music they might otherwise not encounter, in a glamorous setting (the Allen Room, at Jazz at Lincoln Center) at reasonable hours, in concerts with perfect acoustics and sensible running times (usually less than 90 minutes).
So we started to explore".
