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It is sensible to use English grammar as a tool to help you to understand and master English.

But if the relationship is to endure new strategic challenges, it would be sensible to put it on a more honest footing.

Sometimes it is only sensible to interfere. A word in season might have saved Paterson from his own folly.

When migrating a cluster, it is sensible to carry out a staged migration and migrate queue managers one at a time.

So it may be perfectly sensible to take up after-dinner speaking and only be adequate at it, if that's what you want to do.

I don't see that it's sensible to regard the risk of a population spike as a reason not to give people the best healthcare that we can.

The landmark may have forced investors to ask whether it was sensible to charge so little for protection against stock market volatility.

But if I have something halfway sensible to say, they seem willing to hear it.

eg. It would be far more sensible to make plans for fiscal retrenchment that are explicitly contingent on how the economy recovers.

It's un sensible to give up in such a significant moment.

similarly, it also seems entirely sensible to call for an incentive structure that rewards greater team-work and long-term vision.

So while it may be profitable to run a public company, it seems less sensible to own shares in one relative to a private company.

But now you need more than you can afford but less than is sensible to ask from an angel.

Similarly for an internal position or promotion in an organisation, it would be sensible to explain you currently work for them.

It would be more sensible to provide a way that allows the user to return to the game in a more relaxed state.

After the meetings in Davos, a consensus was emerging among regulators that it would be sensible to adopt a "twin-track" approach.

The child is very sensible to tell me her right away, let me wait.

Temperature characteristic is between that of X7R and Y5V. The capacitance is unstable and sensible to temperature and voltage.

We parted company with many of them because we did not believe it sensible to substitute one emotional excess for another.

By corollary, it might be sensible to focus on some of the slightly more preventable aspects of Friday's carnage.

The U. S. nuclear industry considers it more financially sensible to produce fuel with virgin uranium and to store spent uranium.

It would also be sensible to encourage far more investor involvement (just four of the 24 outside directors are from the buyside).

I am not a sentimental man, but lam not sensible to all that.

It is not possible for one country, even the US, to impose restructuring of the global financial system on its own, and not sensible to try.

Surely it would be sensible to get a second opinion.

Comply with all Health and Safety legislation, using working practices that are safe and sensible to your colleagues and to yourself.

It would be sensible to deliberately choose orchard sites which enjoy dry summers.

Therefore, it's more sensible to place students on a more focused education once they reach the phase of secondary education.

So it may be more sensible to disconnect some of the pieces than to join too many together.

I didnt try breakfast at the hotel, seemed more sensible to walk around the cafes in the area.

Actually, it would be much more sensible to do it later.

What one has truly felt, if only it can be made sensible to others, is always of importance to one's fellow men.

It would be sensible to be prepared.

There spring up so many new tings everyday in the world that it is no longer sensible to expect a person to know everything.

It may not seem very sensible to you but for the toddler it makes perfect sense.

With the labour market so strong, and inflation still uncomfortably high, the central bankers were sensible to sound hawkish this week.

When it's sensible to begin using XQuery really depends on when you're reading this column and how eager you are to start using a new spec.

Which means it is sensible to think about how these things could be managed better.

Given that many more locals find themselves without jobs in the downturn, it may seem sensible to limit immigration.

The measured average tensile strength is decreased also evidently with porosity, but more sensible to porosity.

It seems sensible to say that Web science can help us engineer a better Web.

It sounds entirely sensible to start off the day with breakfast.

It is not sensible to focus exclusively on enrolment as a measure of progress.

eg: It would be sensible to have a contingency plan.

No doubt it hadn't been sensible to clutter up his life that way.

There was, then, something sensible to Qaddafi's symbolic bulldozing of Libya's border fence with Egypt in 1974.

What seems smart and sensible to you may sound abrupt, harsh, or rude to someone else.

Y5V material has highest dielectric constant. Its capacitance and dissipation is sensible to temperature and voltage.

It seethed sensible to take a sensitive instrument.

In some cases, it may be sensible to use an instanceof check prior to doing a class cast.

But that also means that the drive is more sensible to external influences (demagnetization).

It is believed sensible to assess compositions from different levels and give each a different value.

It's sensible to keep a note of your passport number.

This is an idea that sounds almost too sensible to have gained currency.

But when rates are below the historical average, it is surely sensible to anticipate an increase.

It is sensible to take turns doing demanding jobs, whether with people or with geese flying south.

Would it not be more sensible to put the house in order?

i trust you, it is sensible to use the brain to say.

sensible That sounds very sensible to me.

And surely it is sensible to cast your net as widely as possible in search of the world's fizziest talent?

It is sensible to deal with this problem patiently and calmly.

It may be sensible to do sth .

Sensible to pay off Somali pirates.

On the one hand , we should be sensible to strengthen the enforcement of the law to protect something.

If so, it was probably sensible to push on.

That seems very sensible to me.

Did you make True Blood more liberal and sensible to homosexuality?

Nonetheless, it is sensible to have a plan B, and to tell the market what this is.

This is what happens in Asia in particular and seems very sensible to me.

Yet they need not be enemies (despite the spying, it remains sensible to have Russians at NATO, for example).

I am a truthful person with good communication capacity. I am very sensible to complex business environment.

Wouldn't it be more sensible to educate the public on the hazards of smoking?

We've never really been in that territory and therefore we don't think it would be sensible to move into it.

ever less sensible to keep up one's guard against an adverse event in the future.

In fact because of his NEWS major he is more sensible to the market than other peoples.

It's not sensible to jump ship so often.

His left eye is sensible to light.

You are sensible to took his advice.

Before embarking on a job search, it is sensible to undertake more detailed research into the market or markets you are planning to explore.

Are you, a fatal vision, not sensible to feeling as you are to sight?

I think it is sensible to prohibit banks that hold federally insured deposits from trading for their own benefit.

Nor is it sensible to revive Russia's old anti-Western, zero-sum strategic thinking.

Maybe someone will start designing dashboards with somewhere sensible to put your handbag;

If the former, then it is sensible to implement exit strategies from unusual accommodation;

He was fully sensible to the advantages of the Instalment Plan

Be sensible to fashion, knowing about the seasonal trend

it's not sensible to snub the tourists they already have

while the two sectors' laborage are not sensible to the fluctuation of exchange rate;