Sentence examples for A wise approach from inspiring English sources
A wise approach would be to join the revolution, learning from their competitors' success.
"A wise approach for policymakers, until we have much clearer evidence to the contrary, is to assume that age-specific prevalence remains constant, and that, therefore, numbers will continue to increase in line with population ageing," he said.
A wise approach is to break the task into manageable pieces ("divide and conquer").
"The commission appears to be taking a wise approach to the software patent law," he said.
Neither is a wise approach to addressing the real threat of terrorist attacks, whether homegrown or directed from abroad.
The Clinton administration offers a wiser approach.
A wiser approach would be to respect the ability of Arab countries to take matters into their own hands.
Business travellers will probably know this already, but just in case, here's Peter Svensson with a wiser approach.
In 2005 Chicago became the first city to lease a toll road to a private company.So a wiser approach to public works is slowly taking shape.
A wiser approach might be to adopt the policy preferred by the two other countries engaged in the most profitable of the drug trades.
