Sentence examples for be wise when from inspiring English sources

Heeding their caution would be wise when preaching the gospel of the free market.

It would be wise, when visiting Navteq, to bring bread crumbs or a handheld G.P.S. to keep from getting lost.

Involvement in campus and social issues (as well as teaching) may not be wise when that time could be spent on research and other steps leading to promotion and tenure.

They first refined the statistical definition of what it means for a crowd to be wise – when, exactly, some aggregate of crowd judgements can be considered better than those of selected individuals.

3) Teach consumers to be wise when supporting causes".

Vince: Have the confidence and humility to start over; to be wise when enough is enough.

"Sometimes you need to be wiser when you are doing that, money cannot buy everything.

Crowds are wise when the individuals in them have an incentive to get the right answer.

For now, what I thought was mainly this: this boy Cal, he was wise when he chose his mother.

Both the police and the clergy are wise when they seek not to eradicate evil but to encompass it.

His way with suspense — as at a poker table where a ringer challenges Tennessee in a high-stakes game — is as restrained as it is wise: when an explosion is expected, immobility is as good as action.