Sentence examples for be wise for the reader from inspiring English sources

But before trying a recipe, it would be wise for the reader to scrutinize the ingredient list.

It would be wiser for the reader to turn to "Conversation in Sicily" itself (published in "A Vittorini Omnibus" by New Directions), a major Italian novel about a grown man's return to his roots and the surprising discovery he makes about his parents.

It's wise for the E.C.B. to act now".

Would it be wise for Aegon to do the same?

"What is wiser for the future?" Harper said.

I was wiser for his questioning.

This is wise advice for the home cook, too.

A smart publisher looking to launch a new magazine today — focusing on business, technology, or just about anything else — would be wise to develop it specifically for e-readers rather than wasting more money chasing the dumb eyeballs of the web.

So if sometime next year the public editor describes in this space a journalistic lapse at the paper, readers would be wise to remember that Mr. Keller deserves some of the credit for sticking with the process that brought it to light.

Our readers would be wise to read it.

It may be wise to put a dollar limit on accessories, or else users can easily double the price of the reader.