Sentence examples for sensible to their needs from inspiring English sources

Annie Wilson, UK Managing Director of KAYAK, is convinced winter sun seekers are an easy to please bunch, "Today's holidaymakers are very sensible to their needs when it comes to booking a break and for many the date and guarantee of sunshine is often more important than the destination itself".

"It seemed sensible to fulfil the needs of the stadium with two rugby teams.

Both the House and Senate are now considering bills that would allocate $7 billion over five years to states that enact sensible and needed reforms to their programs.

Also, in order to be economically sensible, interventions need to be delivered to specific groups or subgroups according to the potentially achievable results.

We need a true democracy, in which communities decide what is the most sensible way to satisfy their energy needs, without the interference of people and institutions that are primarily interested in profit.

Students need to prepare for a difficult jobs market, and need to be sensible about their ambitions if they hope to work in particular parts of the country.

Mr Soni is vice-chair of the English pharmacy board of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and says patients should be more sensible in their attitude to what they need.

First, the development of sensible instruments is needed to be able to isolate all of the MVs from an analyzed sample (e.g., the blood or other bodily fluids exposed to tumors).

No disrespect to him, he's a very talented guy, but it's a tough position to be in because you never know how sensible you need to be.

During the campaign, I listened to plenty of decent, honest remainers, making some sensible points that need to be accommodated.

Some countries (presumably those deemed sensible enough not to need any counsel) would take loans but no advice.