Sentence examples for very sensible that from inspiring English sources

It is also very sensible that these bans now exempt drip/trickle irrigation watering systems, which - in sharp contrast to sprinklers - are a highly efficient way to radically reduce the amount of water needed by gardeners.

However, Marlborough was convinced of the urgency – "I am very sensible that I take a great deal upon me", he had earlier written to Godolphin, "but should I act otherwise, the Empire would be undone... ...... Whilst Allied preparations had progressed, the French were striving to maintain and re-supply Marshal Marsin.

"It is a very sensible decision that is of very significant importance for our sector but also for consumers of ros cross the European Union," said Xavier de Volontat, president of the Association G rale de la Production Viticole, a French wine industry group.

"It is a very sensible decision that is of very significant importance for our sector but also for consumers of rosé across the European Union," said Xavier de Volontat, president of the Association Générale de la Production Viticole, a French wine industry group.

"She's very sensible in that Scottish way and she's very pragmatic, yet she's very loving...

"That has been very sensible given all that has happened since, in the way Mr Modi has managed to win an outright majority for the first time in Indian politics for 30 years, to create a real sense of excitement in India that economic reform is possible and is going to happen".

I'm a lone ranger and a very sensible one at that".

On ITV's Daybreak the communities secretary said: The very sensible thing that I think has come out of this is that the overwhelming majority of Muslims and Muslim organisations have condemned this: [they've] been unequivocal in their condemnation and those that sought to use this to divide is have already been a catalyst to bring the communities together.

It's a very sensible step that this Government is taking".

I'd do it not for scientific reasons, but for the very sensible idea that without this brilliant beast there is less interference from the outside world.

SARAH GREEN: So in the book, I think you make the very sensible point that you can't learn to get better at wielding power just from a book.