Sentence examples for sensible to respond from inspiring English sources
Rather than jeopardise any of these by re-regulating the industry, it would be more sensible to respond to past excesses by putting the emphasis on fuller disclosure.
For Mr. Hofstadter, a central characteristic of the paranoid style is the conviction that the nation faces a hostile and conspiratorial world and the absence of sensible judgments about how to respond to that threat.
What is not sensible is for people of progressive views to respond to with hate mail.
Then when something happens you will have the spryness to respond promptly and do sensible things if not to eliminate that problem, at least to minimize it.
"I believe it is sensible and it's in the national interest to respond positively.
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].
The first minister left it to his finance secretary John Swinney to respond to the speech, saying that Carney had provided a "serious and sensible analysis" of the workings of a currency union.
Progressives need to respond to the crisis and its aftermath in a way that is both economically sensible and socially defensible.
