Sentence examples for be wise to pick from inspiring English sources

It might be wise to pick up tonight.

Hedging their bets against a slowing economy, the M100 also decided it would be wise to pick up a classic recession-proof play.

(Incidentally, IBM shows strong and stable cash flow on StockDiagnostics' metrics and Markowski thinks investors would be wise to pick up shares of Big Blue at current prices).

McCain also exposed another crack in his reasoning yesterday, one that Obama alluded to but Dems would be wise to pick up on.

If you're planning a career as a struggling writer, it might be wise to pick a college with an awesome creative writing program.

Those searching for a quick primer on the pay-to-play scandal starring former Governor Rod Blagojevich that continues to cripple the State of Illinois would be wise to pick up Elizabeth Brackett's Pay to Play.

Taxes are similarly damaging, and investors are wise to pick funds that keep annual tax bills to a minimum.

Thomas Twetten, who served as Mr. Stolz's deputy and replaced him when he retired for the second time in 1990, said Mr. Webster had been wise to pick an old agency hand to help him.

The injury to SAM GARNES is just the latest illustration that the Giants were wise to pick safety SHAUN WILLIAMS in the 1998 draft even though they felt they were deep in the secondary.

Of course, he's right but whether it is wise to pick a fight with your top creditor is another matter.But the second line is the unmanipulated dollar/euro rate which is pretty much back where it started the year.

In Hirsch's opinion, it is wise to pick companies whose earnings are predictable and stable.