Sentence examples for be wise to delay from inspiring English sources

Which, as well as being very unjust, also makes us think it might be wise to delay the opening of our Georgia bureau for a while.

Now, if bisphosphonates impair fracture healing, it would be wise to delay the start of secondary prevention until the fracture is healed.

Maybe it would have been wiser to delay Kobe Bryant's return, tank for a season and then rebuild, but that was never a realistic option for Hollywood's favorite team.

Any man noticing any of these symptoms would be wise to see a doctor without delay.

By 2009, a British travel-industry report had concluded that "Europe" was such a successful "single, unified" brand in China that individual countries would be wise to put aside pride and delay promoting "sub-brands" such as France or Italy.

They would be wise to stop them.

Incumbents would be wise to embrace disclosure.

And Russia would be wise to listen.

We'd be wise to resist it.

It might be wise to walk away.

New York would be wise to follow suit.