Sentence examples for would be sensible for from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, it would be sensible for everything from academic journals to blogs to follow suit.

Because the game is being played in New York, it would be sensible for a Yankee to be involved.

However, he argues that it would be sensible for more specialist sites to think carefully before splashing out on commercials.

Len McCluskey, the general secretary of the Unite union, told Sky's Murnaghan programme that it would be sensible for Corbyn to let MPs vote freely.

"Do I think it would be sensible for Liberal Democrats to bail out of a five-year plan at the very hardest point after a year?

Archer says it would be sensible for local government to take over the provision of services to remote Aboriginal services but that would require more funding.

If they were a voting bloc that couldn't be ignored, there would be sensible laws for leave for mothers and fathers, more sick leave, affordable daycare.

No, the argument is that folk need to know the outline of one constitutional transformation before it would be sensible, strategically, for Ms Sturgeon to present them with another.

A non-linear function would be sensible if, for example, the effect of duration increased quickly and then remained high.

He said it would be "sensible and responsible" for a Labour government to seek a return to the EU, if Theresa May led the UK out of the union before the 2020 election, and if the provision of public services was badly hit by the move.

"It is asserted that this information is very important for the detection of crime, and the prevention of terrorism, I think it would be sensible and wise for parliament to review, from time to time, how it's working in practice.