Examples of 'make sense to have' in a sentence
Meaning of "make sense to have"
make sense to have - Suggests that it is logical or reasonable to possess or acquire something in a given situation
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But it does not make sense to have both.
It may make sense to have further interim meetings also held regularly during the audit.
It just did not make sense to have one.
It can not make sense to have different dialogues and different studies in different structures.
To me it does not make sense to have.
It could make sense to have an unregistered c.
What about situations where it does make sense to have an app.
It would make sense to have another child.
Banco Sabadell is one of the entities that make sense to have in the portfolio.
It would make sense to have two people do it.
If you view yourself as a non-smoker, it just does not make sense to have a cigarette.
It does not make sense to have its prey.
Named Harriet writing novels for us? Does it make sense to have a machine.
It might make sense to have economy of scale here.
If your car is not worth much, it may not make sense to have full coverage.
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It does not make sense to have one sitting empty.
I want to know everything . Does not it make sense to have plans?
I does really make sense to have these on your kit.
I read books. I want to know everything. Doesn't it make sense to have plans?
But it might make sense to have a minimum.
Make sense to have a bit of protection, would not it?
Than it does not make sense to have an auction.
It seems to make sense to have proper ventilation in places where animals are housed.
For those two stores it does not make sense to have multiple instances.
Does not make sense to have had both events the same evening.
If we had a house this big, It would make sense to have another child.
It does not make sense to have a job and still be poor.
Coming from Narcotics, could make sense to have an unregistered CI.
Does it make sense to have a committee that only focuses on the downside?
It asserts that it does not make sense to have one without the other.
Does it make sense to have the priest sit with his back to the tabernacle?
In those circumstances, does it not make sense to have a common EU regulatory regime?
Does it make sense to have some control over who comes into the country?
My first question, does it make sense to have two CTAs?
It does not make sense to have such dramatic physical change in a day.
No, it 's just … I thought it might make sense to have Samar in my ear.
It does not make sense to have the employees and run the factories.
For example, it would not make sense to have a wash last for days.
It does not make sense to have his prey kill before he can feed.
If that 's the case, it may make sense to have more than one mentor.
It does not make sense to have the buttons facing each other.
Therefore it could make sense to have him in the picture.
It would make sense to have someone there who knows what to look for.
Sometimes it does not make sense to have a profit sharing plan.
It will not make sense to have timely data if the consequence is unreliable data.
Therefore it seems to make sense to have them on both lists.
Does it make sense to have two separate storages?
But in some cases, it might make sense to have more than a hundred links.
It does not make sense to have so many people out there toiling away.
I thought it would make sense to have a thread for that.
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