Sentence examples for that could sensibly from inspiring English sources

Is there anything that could sensibly be described as welfare that the rich can now gain?

Due to the poor quality of the studies and the absence of any consistent effect, this is not an intervention that could sensibly be used in malaria control given this current evidence base.

After such a change the book would inhabit a different historical past and its relation to modern perceptions of history would change; but it would be, as it always was, a historical or fictional construct that could not sensibly be accused of falsity to contexts transiently imposed on it.

To mitigate these costs, the "polluter-pays" principle is one solution that could be sensibly employed by regulatory agencies approving planting programs for high-risk species [29].

Given the sample size, there is a restriction on the number of co-stigmatised factors that could be sensibly explored in one study.

And at the time, I indicated that there cuts that we could sensibly make that would not damage our economy, would not impede growth.

My point is that one could sensibly be against, or possibly for, Prop.

For the first decade of the 21st century, fares fell so low (£152 return from London to Boston; £359 to Christchurch in New Zealand) that you could sensibly take in the wonders of the planet in a sequence of discrete trips.

He conceded: "I don't think anyone who followed that story could sensibly say we're getting the law on this kind of thing right".

The 'psychophysical' test set was designed to approximate the kind of stimuli used in typical psychophysical studies, with the requirement that we could sensibly calculate "physical correlates" of perceptual properties of colour, such as hue, saturation and brightness.

Therefore, to improve the content validity of the factors, it was decided that: item 12 should be grouped under factor 5; item 8 should be grouped under factor 3; item 13 should be grouped under factor 4. Item 23 loaded heavily on two factors and an analysis of its content suggested that it could sensibly be grouped with both of these factors.