be sensible of的意思|示意

Prof Rothwell said that he thought it would be "sensible" for people to start taking aspirin at about 45, when the chance of developing bowel and other cancers began to rise.

罗斯韦尔教授说，他认为人们在45岁左右开始服用阿司匹林是“明智”的，这时肠癌和其他癌症的发病机率开始上升。

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

一个人真实地体会到的事情，主要能使别人也能体会到，对于我们的同类来说也是重要的。

But surely if a man's world be the sum of his sensible perceptions, he has no reason to be vain of such a world.

但假如他的世界只是一堆感觉印象的聚集体，那么他就没有理由以这种世界自豪。

This is not to say that the end result must be a body of search-specific law, only to note that failing to consider the larger forces at work in search is antithetical to sensible policy-making.

这并不是说最后的结果必须是一部搜索引擎专门法，只是要指出未能考虑搜索中起作用的重要力量是同合理的政策制定背道而驰的。

On the other hand, if the parents' savings have been depleted by stock-market fluctuations, a bigger loan may be a sensible course, since they are likely to recoup some of their losses over time.

而如果父母的存款因股市波动而缩水，那么申请高一点额度的贷款也许值得考虑，因为从长期来看，他们在股市的损失可能会随着大市走强而弥补回来。

There is first a question of principle—namely whether it can ever be sensible to release genetically modified organisms to achieve an end like this.

首先是原则上的问题，也就是说释放基因改造生物来达到这样的结果，这样的做法是否明智。