Sentence examples for sensible to this from inspiring English sources

A parametric study of the material model parameters evolution during the hydrolytic degradation was conducted to identify which parameters are more sensible to this degradation process.

Classical analytical methodologies are very sensible to this error, and new statistical methods have to be developed, addressing in a less computing-intensive way SNP-SNP interactions as well as accounting or adjusting their results on estimates of the phenocopy error.

As we discussed the reasoning behind our team's separation, it quickly became clear that it was sensible to the team members that this be so.

Man Booker is sensible to recognise this.

Is it truly sensible to resurrect this power-sharing scheme?

Of course, some women will find working more fulfilling than bringing up children, and it is sensible to encourage this.

After a year of booming share markets it is particularly sensible to use this allowance, where possible, to reduce your tax liability.

"I don't think it's sensible to reduce this debate to an argument about one individual's set of circumstances," Osborne said in response to questions following a speech in which he defended the welfare reforms.

"I don't think it is sensible to reduce this debate to an argument about one individual's set of circumstances and the example that was given on the BBC radio," Osborne said.

Unless other euro-zone members (for which read Germany) are prepared to make large fiscal transfers, which is unlikely, there is no alternative to debt restructuring—and it would be sensible to start this now.The pact also includes ideas that are not just unhelpful, but also damaging.

The DTS hasn't done well on frequency-of-repair records, so it may be more sensible to lease this car instead of buying it.