Sentence examples for sensible to have from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't it have been more sensible to have simply borrowed sensibly in the first place, at low rates, for projects subject to proper due diligence and contractual oversight, and pay for them using that age-old government financing mechanism called bonds?

How sensible to have had a mescal.

This is an idea that sounds almost too sensible to have gained currency.

It is certainly sensible to have a few legal weapons to throw at the market.

Yet they need not be enemies (despite the spying, it remains sensible to have Russians at NATO, for example).

Obviously that would be a sensible precaution, just as it might be sensible to have a stretcher immediately available.

Jacobson's one of the few performers sensible enough to have a day job.

This surely is the sensible debate to have and you can make a decent argument either way.

But I do think it's sensible not to have much dinner because then you have a brilliant incentive to get out of bed the next morning.

"There are a few brain areas that monitor how good our choices are, and that is a very sensible thing to have.

Write down all the sensible reasons to have a pen-pal.