Sentence examples for sensible to try from inspiring English sources

Some universities would decide it was not viable or sensible "to try and pretend to be a comprehensive research university".

The commission's patience has worn "very thin", a spokesman said tetchily.It seems eminently sensible to try to make the yards profitable again.

"The local action group is contemplating judicial review and it would be sensible to try and avoid that by seeking clarification on some points".

'We realised we had the same ethos, so it seemed sensible to try to continue in a new environment.' She acknowledges the gamble involved.

Only a few of our very top dames could get away with telling British women "do as I do" when it comes to drinking, and those who could would probably be too sensible to try.

Technological advances have provided us with the sophisticated tools necessary to prolong a given species' reign on earth, but is it ecologically sensible to try to "create" cranes or any of the many at-risk species that will survive in the wild?

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

There are sensible reasons to try to get the community onside before the game is finalised.

The commission sets out sensible recommendations to try to deal with these and other defects in the framework, but it is highly questionable whether most of them could be satisfactorily remedied without changing the whole vision.

The approach is "a very sensible strategy to try to increase its exposure to higher growth Asian and Central and East European markets while ensuring that solvency and debt capacity are in no way threatened," Nick Holmes, an analyst with Nomura in London, wrote in a research note.

Much socially spread fake news can hardly be accused of being subtle in its deceptions — indeed, wilder claims appear to be favored as a baiting strategy to spark more clicks — so mainstream quotation checking feels like a sensible place to try to fight back against mass misinformation.