Sentence examples for sensible to suggest from inspiring English sources

It was more sensible to suggest that his models, among them one called a Panic Cycle Model, which spotted big reversal days, were rooted in certain fundamentals and complex computer calculations, rather than in a simple mystical number.

It would therefore seem sensible to suggest that future developments in film growth should concentrate on the elimination of Mn diffusion to the film-substrate interface.

However, the vast majority of electrophysiology experiments use extensive pre-training, and it seems sensible to suggest, therefore, that the findings from those studies relate to the way in which neurons within this network maintain attention to, and solve, routine, habitual problems.

Thus, considering the pathophysiology of diabetes and the results presented in the present work, it is sensible to suggest that saffron ameliorates oxidative stress parameters in the hippocampus.

Immune and metabolic signaling pathways are highly conserved throughout species; it is therefore sensible to suggest that the molecular mechanisms underlying the integration of these signals may also be conserved across organisms.

When taken in conjunction with the previous literature, it seems sensible to suggest, therefore, that the role played by the pIFG during reasoning is most likely to facilitate attention to the task at a concrete level, with the abstract rules and higher-level relationships that form the overarching task schema being preferentially processed in more dorsal/anterior frontal lobe subregions.

Every year their recommendations would lead most sensible people to suggest that the quotas should be smaller than the fishermen want.

To suggest we acquiesce to such prejudice and prohibit gay parenting is as sensible as to suggest the best way to change a light bulb is by rotating the ceiling.

Conservatives remain divided and cannot get together to suggest a sensible and realistic policy.

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.

Gillard, in her interview broadcast on Friday morning, praised the way the US president, Barack Obama, responded when it was revealed that American intelligence tapped the phone of German chancellor Angela Merkel – suggesting Abbott would be sensible to emulate it.