Sentence examples for sensible weather from inspiring English sources

"Given an equal draw and sensible weather that is fair to everyone, I think you will see the best players in the world all in there at the top of leaderboard at the end of the tournament," he says.

As he walks the Pentagon in his standard uniform of tailored gray suits and sensible, all-weather shoes, Mr. Rumsfeld carries that focus on the long term, on readying the next stage of the war on terror -- fought not just with arms, but with spies and computers and courts -- even as this one is just getting started.

On the awareness front, Jones says that hospitals such as his are successfully spreading the word to the most vulnerable groups on how to be sensible in hot weather.

Pinus and Plantago genera are sensible especially for the current weather conditions (Figure 2, 1st panel from above).

The first may be sensible: insurance schemes against bad weather or pest outbreaks, say.

IT is a dangerous time of year for the normally sensible host, lulled by the weather and by the feeling that the constraints that normally apply no longer hold weight.

Police Scotland has urged people, particularly motorists, to take sensible precautions during the bad weather.

Therefore, the advice I give you is not to go out and invest in a pair of lead-lined underpants, but to stay informed about space weather and support sensible science policy.

Wear sensible clothing for the conditions and carry extra in case the weather changes for the worse.

However, our results suggest that it will be sensible to take into account information about regional annual weather patterns.

In the present experimental study, a traditional single-basin still and single-basin still with high thermal conductivity sensible storage materials was designed, manufactured and operated in the same weather conditions, to illustrate the influence of high thermal conductivity sensible storage materials (graphite) on the thermal performance of a single-basin still.