Sentence examples for though sensible from inspiring English sources

In the Falla, though, sensible phrasing isn't enough.

Now, though, sensible economists are saying that Bitcoin might become part of our future economy.

Though sensible in theory, rights-based schemes are hard to get right in practice.

Though sensible, the president's reforms fall short of addressing what happened at Enron.

Another is a largely administrative, though sensible, move to attach a par value to Apple's common stock.

It is impossible to predict how their season will end, though sensible to suppose Grant's involvement will end quite soon.

Naturally, though, the sensible old RHS believes that a fertiliser that has been specially formulated for acid-loving plants will give better results.

Somehow, though, these sensible stratagems are more palatable coming from Guiliano, who was once fat herself, and who now happily lives in America, where she first fell victim to our bad habits.

Hold on, though, a sensible plan to raise capital to meet a December 2013 deadline could look very different from a plan to meet a December 2015 deadline – or, indeed, a 2018 deadline, which is the less than ambitious international target.

It may be sensible, though, to make one big withdrawal and plonk the money somewhere more profitable.

Wouldn't it be more sensible, though, for BII executives to do a bit of introspection before they give up on MBAs asking themselves why these bright, highly educated youngsters can't find happiness in their Garden of Eden?