Sentence examples for thought it sensible from inspiring English sources

"I never thought it sensible to upset the management side of the club by adding to the debate on ownership".

'Few schools are choosing novels by Henry James and we thought it sensible to include somebody more popular with the schools'.

One teaching union leader, way to the left not just of my party but of the present government too, confided earlier this year that he thought it sensible to talk to me because "whoever wins the election, it will be your policies which are implemented".

Churchill overthrew a democratically elected leader, yet Britain's current defence secretary still thought it sensible to pose in front of his picture claiming that the world wants Britain's "leadership".

Therefore, we thought it sensible to start our investigation with the E- and P-selectin double knockout mice.

The group clearly thinks it sensible to edge out of the shadow of the beleaguered Syrian regime, its main sponsor, and become more friendly with Egypt's new order, where the Muslim Brothers are on the rise.

But because the course of state proceedings has been interrupted, time is short, and the issue is before us, I think it sensible for the court to address it.

Diagnoses of CIN2 are not routinely recorded or reported, but we think it sensible to assume that the number diagnosed is similar to that of CIN3 and that most of these women would have an excisional treatment as a result.

This was also the reason why I thought it was sensible for me not to be present at the birth.

When Centrica, the last British investor, pulled out of Hinkley in 2013, it did so because not a single adviser thought it a sensible bet.

He said that they thought it was sensible to get Mr Comolli, as a Spanish speaking person, to speak to Mr Suárez in his native tongue.