Sentence examples for which is a sensible from inspiring English sources

(1) The interview took place at 12 30, which is a sensible time to start thinking about lunch.

It would be silly to rip up the senior managers' regime, which is a sensible recognition that big financial firms are different.

The classrooms and interactive children's room are set apart from the main courtyard, which is a sensible way to keep adult areas a little more calm and reflective.

But what we need is something else, which is a sensible restriction on the free movement rules which have created the immigration that has worried a lot of people".

There are to be 1,900 more spies, plus 700 extra personnel for the Royal Navy and RAF, which is a sensible reaction to the perennial problem of how to prevent terrorist attacks by people who do not advertise their presence until it is too late to stop them.

Python's default data structures are mutable, which is a sensible design decision in terms of least surprise, but actually understanding the initialisation and state of a mutable structure is hard; especially in a language like Python that freely allows reassignment and executes like a script rather than a compiled language.

She wore Dior, predominantly, which was a sensible thing to do because it's a French label designed by a Brit [John Galliano].

Straubel also stressed that Tesla wants to provide an "integrated, collaborative approach" to energy production and supply along with utilities, rather than espousing an "either/or approach," which is a very sensible stance to take when you're presenting alongside a utility company partner and client.

The study used auditory brainstem responses recordings which is a more sensible method than otoacoustic emissions testing, a fact that explains the differences in otoprotective effect reported by previous studies.

Instead, he said, he'd focus on making viability assessments more transparent, which is a very important and sensible thing to do, but also so boring and technical that I'm going to stop talking about it before you decide to give up reading this and see what's going on over on Facebook instead.

It's a whole lot more exciting now and yet it's still sensible – which is a bonus for anybody who occaisonally has to live in the real world of domestic chores and kid ferrying.