Sentence examples for be wise to refrain from inspiring English sources
But lawmakers would be wise to refrain from imposing sanctions that take effect while negotiations proceed.
But Rodriguez might be wise to refrain from flaunting his numbers too much, because Jeter could always dredge up the R-word: Rings.
Herein, there lies further room for legal exploration though it is safe to say that companies would be wise to refrain from asking these employees to participate.
Author response: It might be wise to refrain from an explicit philosophical discussion and simply take this last statement of Doolittle as a legitimate opinion which it is.
In case of a previous diagnosis of cancer, it might be wise to refrain from anti-TNF-therapy until further data appear.
It is wise to refrain from additional treatment for at least 2 or 3 weeks, until the acute inflammatory effects disappear.
Although online dating has a western origin, it is wise to refrain from putting up an accent or talk in a westernized format.
As alcohol is not always fully "cooked out" in food (such as adding wine to sauces), it is still seen as containing alcohol, it is wise to refrain from these foods as well.
Before voting, they would be wise to peruse the briefs filed in ODonnell's case and to refrain from scoffing at the pretrial release systems in supposedly backward red states like Texas.
