Sentence examples for when it was sensible from inspiring English sources
He structured Germany's game, passed the ball when it was sensible, tackled when it was necessary.
It is worth noting that HWE is the special case of ρ = 0 in our inbreeding model; when it is sensible to assume HWE, we can simply initiate the EM algorithm with a value of ρ = 0.
Whether and when it is sensible to combine evidence in such a manner is discussed elsewhere, and the decision to combine such evidence will typically depend on more than statistical factors.
"It is more dangerous to bring him on in weather like that when he is tired and it was sensible not to play him," Wenger said.
He said it was "perhaps no coincidence that the first debates in UK history was in a close election when all three leaders felt it was sensible to take part".
'But prices are as much affected by speculation and low interest rates as supply.' In his interview, Prescott said rural groups were 'always shouting' about protecting greenfield sites even when it was the most sensible place to build, for example near roads or railway links.
Questioned over the delay in publicising this, Dutton said: "We make an announcement in relation to these matters at an appropriate time when it's operationally sensible to do so".
When it is not sensible to issue any more debt, equity is issued (Myers and Majluf 1984).
Correction to this articleTHE idea of getting Europe's banks to plump up their cushions of capital to help restore confidence seemed sensible enough last year when it was championed by the IMF and then adopted by the European Banking Authority (EBA).
I guess he could give them the reply of John Maynard Keynes when he was taunted for being inconsistent and say that when the facts change, it is sensible to change your mind.
