Sentence examples for while it makes sense from inspiring English sources
If you think about clowns as people who occupy your kids for a while, it makes sense.
While it makes sense that Nintendo would look to its back catalog when rolling out new App Store releases, it's still sitting on the Super Mario franchise.
While it makes sense that water agencies recoup their investments, BDCP critics are concerned that the policy sets a precedent for the privatisation of a public resource.
While it makes sense for an individual boss to hold down pay, low pay across the economy as a whole threatens to put a lid on the growth that one would otherwise expect after a recession.
While it makes sense for the world's largest economies to continue stimulus spending through the end of this year, "fiscal consolidation should begin in 2011, if the recovery occurs at the projected pace," Mr. Lipsky said.
While it makes sense that celibacy may be the villain, it is more likely that secrecy within the structure of the Catholic Church -- what we now call lack of transparency -- is the culprit.
And while it makes sense that I.B.M. would extol the benefits of intranets -- given that the company is in the business of putting businesses on the Web -- I.B.M. is by no means the only evangelist.
But while it makes sense for Netflix to rely on this automated recommendation system (because it's essentially a video-rental store), it makes less sense for Goodreads, which is a community first and foremost.
For the first hour or so it was bizarre to see him float around surrounded by a gaggle of security guards trying to keep up, but after a while it made sense.
While it made sense for each property to have its own space on linear TV, it's more cumbersome to have multiple apps installed on our devices for access to content from a single provider.
Mr. Vermonte said that while it made sense for Mr. Yudhoyono to take over the chairmanship of his party, "I don't think it's ideal for the political system because it depends again on one popular figure".
