Sentence examples for would be more sensible from inspiring English sources

That would be more sensible".

It would be more sensible, many Mongolians say, to build north-south roads to link up with China.

Surely, plastic would be more sensible than birch on such occasions, but very little was practical about the Artek workshop, starting with the distribution of paint to toddlers.

It would be more sensible, however, for the new government to set about taking guns off its civilians, whether political friends or foes.

Rather than jeopardise any of these by re-regulating the industry, it would be more sensible to respond to past excesses by putting the emphasis on fuller disclosure.

It would be more sensible for New York to forge an agreement with New Jersey not to bid against each other.

Would it be more sensible to report it once a quarter instead of every month?

"Would it be more sensible to build a state-of-the-art recreation center on dry land?" JIM O 'GRADY

It would, indeed, be more sensible to build houses and the like; but if there are political and practical difficulties in the way of this, the above would be better than nothing.

It would of course be more sensible to scrap such "lockstep" pay scales entirely.

Wouldn't it be more sensible to murmur the single word Ceuta?