Sentence examples for sensibly necessary from inspiring English sources
He said all states had "a natural tendency to accumulate more power than they need and to impose more restrictions than are strictly and sensibly necessary".
"However the difficult economic times the country finds itself in means we are sensibly making the necessary provisions to provide flexibility and ensure the development progresses - if needs be as a phased construction".
Introduced by Tom Sharpe in my edition, he writes: "In Saki's world, it is the intelligent animal who triumphs, and there is always the supposition that, if humans behaved like animals, the world would certainly order its way more sensibly … It is only necessary to imagine what would have happened to Mowgli had Saki had a hand in The Jungle Book to see how realistic he was".
This means sensibly considerable public investment in other necessary industries (and divestment from defense) to the point that they can compete with Pentagon contracts.
First, to sensibly interpret the clonal fate data, it is necessary to make sure that the data is not compromised by clonal merger due to chance induction events at near-neighbouring sites in the tissue.
Local Afghans will sensibly conclude that international forces are not willing to commit the necessary power and will not be around for long, in contrast to the Taliban.
Identifying the production value that is currently limited by sub-optimal pollination is also necessary and potentially provides an economic benchmark indicating how much could be sensibly invested in management of insect pollination services to address these deficits.
Yes, there was the argument that the government should borrow money responsibly when necessary (especially when interest rates were low) for the appropriate activities, just like a family borrowing sensibly to purchase a home, to pay for college, or to handle an emergency.
Behold, ye sensibly fleeced.
