Sentence examples for very sensible to from inspiring English sources

It would have been very sensible to put an asterisk to indicate Chip's board membership".

"It's absurd to you, but very sensible to us," Mr. Guluzade said.

So it's very sensible to secure some positive headlines when you can.

It is very sensible to resist mixing up strong personalities with the work their organizations do.

The New Yorker, May 21 , 1932P. 9 Reproductions of Rodin's "The Thinker" used for bookends seems very sensible to us.

"It is not very sensible to react with tax cuts in such a situation," said Ernst Welteke, head of the German central bank, to reporters in Berlin.

On Fox News, McConnell said the plan was a "very sensible way to go to try to save Medicare".

The approach is "a very sensible strategy to try to increase its exposure to higher growth Asian and Central and East European markets while ensuring that solvency and debt capacity are in no way threatened," Nick Holmes, an analyst with Nomura in London, wrote in a research note.

The report is clear about the challenges of data access in an evolving information environment and recommends a number of very sensible changes to practice to help support research groups.

"It wasn't long ago that the billionaire class and their editorial-board buddies would swear up and down that the very sensible thing to do was to reach into people's pockets and steal their money by cutting their Social Security," said Alex Lawson, the executive director of Social Security Works, the longtime advocate for expanding Social Security that helped launch the caucus.

Somewhere those who are very sensitive seem to lack sensibility and at other places, people who are very sensible seem to lack sensitivity.