Synonym: add up. Similar words: make sure, sense, in a sense, senseless, consensus, make, dense, maker. Meaning: v. be reasonable or logical or comprehensible.
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181. If you are a president who has just suffered the political equivalent of being stuffed in a crate and dropped in a river, does it make sense to antagonise your own party this way?
182. However, routine checks for lumps, dimpling and other problems that can signal cancer may make sense for women who have known cancer risks, the society concluded.
183. Of course, it would not make sense to dump all of this at once, but selective thinning out of the portfolio as assets reflate would make sense.
183. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!
184. Suddenly things started to make sense. But would the same workout apply to a 3 hour marathoner?
185. If your applications require significant storage, it may make sense to use an emerging best practice -- consolidation of all storage in your infrastructure into a storage zone.
186. Does it make sense to acquire and install a full-blown application server just to publish these 400 documents?
187. "Male contraception is a critical area, " said Jenny Sorensen, a foundation spokeswoman. "It doesn't make sense to not include everyone in the discussion."
188. 'Dividends make sense to people,' says Jerry Harris, president of asset management at Sterne Agee, who adds historical stock-market returns have been driven by dividends.
189. What doesn't make sense is why anyone in the free world would follow suit.
190. Sometimes, you have to drop back a few steps when a particular design decision doesn't make sense.
191. The commands visible in the edit menu make sense in the current context.
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