Sentence examples for sensible to question from inspiring English sources

I think it's sensible to question whether, in context of the UK's diminished importance on the world stage, both militarily and economically, it's still appropriate to spend a very large sum out of the public purse on new submarines.

It will take multiple areas of the business to respond to customer dialogs with timely, accurate, and sensible answers to questions and issues raised [17].

"That makes it sensible to be asking questions about, for example, the effects of social networking sites on their offline lives".

I remember that it seemed perfectly sensible to shoot first and ask questions thereafter, as was one of the military mottos.

Moreover, the hypothesis that endothelial cells are more genetically stable than tumour cells (and thus less sensible to develop resistance) is now questioned, especially after several reports on genetic abnormalities in endothelial cells of tumour vessels [ 48, 49].

"The philosophical question that's sensible to ask is 'what came before the Big Bang?'; and what they're striving for here is to do away with that 'there's nothing before' answer by making it cyclical".

"I would question whether it is sensible to hold individual shares.

People might question whether it is sensible to play 4-4-2 whavePorthree have three central midfielders but that would not worry me.

He also questioned whether it was sensible to sell firearms in supermarkets such as Walmart.

Nevertheless, in a retrospective analysis trying to determine " the biologically sensible question to which MSTN is the answer" we did discover the smoking gun [ 1].

That seemed like a sensible question to try to answer this summer.