Sentence examples for be a wise thing from inspiring English sources

Asked if he felt it would be a wise thing for the 24-year-old to do alongside her heptathlon commitments, Van Commenee told BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek programme: "The timetable hasn't come out yet so it is hard to say whether it is possible, but I can see a finalist in her in the hurdles, which would be quite unique next to the heptathlon," said Van Commenee.

While users can buy a stand-alone version to put on older machines, it may not be a wise thing to do.

I don't think I'm ever going to be in a position to beat him nor do I think that would be a wise thing to do".

"After speaking with law enforcement, I just thought it would be a wise thing for us to postpone this rally," Trump told MSNBC's Chris Matthews.

It won't be a wise thing to name your band something like 'Rock Addicts' and then produce pop songs.

"I would say it's a wise thing to do," Mr. Albright said.

This was a wise thing to think because otherwise huge, mighty and four-letter swears were gathering.

I'm not sure my body will think that's a wise thing in due course but it kept me playing for that period.

"He has a record to be proud of and it's a wise thing to remind voters of it in any event," Philip J. Friedman, a Democratic political consultant, said of Mr. Schumer.

I had put my name on the council housing waiting list when I'd found out I was going to be a father – I thought it was a wise thing to do for the future.

"You could ask the question whether it was a wise thing for him to use his name, which is very much associated with Netscape and the tech industry, to a real estate venture," Mr. Schmitt said.