Sentence examples for sensible to offer from inspiring English sources

The talk can be programmed out, but it might have been sensible to offer it as a bonus track instead.

Kerry must now be asking himself whether it was entirely sensible to offer such diplomatic, financial and military support to Sisi unconditionally before their meeting and before the court announced its verdict.

Shareholders now want to see a selection of chief executives of other companies, active or retired, sitting on the compensation committee, combining an ability to understand immensely complex compensation schemes with a sense of what it is both reasonable and sensible to offer.

Both called for the defeat of the Senate Democratic plan, and both were written by leading figures on their respective side of the ideological fence, but only one had something sensible to offer.

That quality of politics is not on offer anywhere in the Republican Party these days -- even Ron Paul hits Level 4 but has nothing sensible to offer on the other three.

To many privacy advocates, the most sensible place to offer privacy protection is precisely where the online privacy furor began: the Internet browser.

Osborne's big challenge is to show that he can cut the deficit without killing the recovery, hence the sensible decision to offer a regionally targeted 12-month national insurance holiday for the first 10 workers employed by new firms during the next three years.

Our goal is thus to offer sensible defaults in order to save precious clicks and seconds.

Both the approaches of Rücker et. al. and Henmi and Copas appear to offer sensible and practical solutions to this problem, and merit further investigation.

But the Socialist Party has been too split to offer any sensible suggestions.

It would seem both sensible and lucrative for conveyancers to offer a one-stop property shop of estate agency, conveyancing and financial services advice.