Sentence examples for sensibly be considered from inspiring English sources

"It would be unwise to renationalise the industry," said the Telegraph, "but bridging loans might sensibly be considered in order to preserve skills and capacity until a buyer is found or the market recovers".

The writing is supporting and textural, and cannot sensibly be considered a solo part.

This followed discussion within the NIAA that concluded that anaesthesia could not sensibly be considered in isolation from the rest of the perioperative care process.

In addition to size, aggregation factor of nanomaterials need to be considered sensibly; however, this phenomenon has frequently been overlooked, if not than considered trivial for many biological and medical applications, which is misleading.

To sensibly show the IoT, a huge set S of organized buyer electronic gadgets associated with each other in various setups is considered.

It is now generally considered that the formal framework of social choice can sensibly be applied to the Bergson-Samuelson problem of ranking allocations on the basis of individual tastes.

Recent debates have revolved around a longstanding question: which of the abilities and attributes that scientists have long considered the realm of just animals, like sensing, learning and memory, can sensibly be transferred to plants?

It cannot, however, sensibly be asked to serve two masters".

The new journal would then sensibly be known as the University of Chicago Law Review".

This could sensibly be made a compulsory minimum rest requirement.

How could something like an electron simultaneously occupy several different states -- assuming multiple positions or momentums or energy levels -- and still be sensibly considered a thing?