Sentence examples for be wiser to continue from inspiring English sources

The small circle of American officials who were briefed about Khan in 2001 had to decide whether it would be wiser to continue to monitor his activities, in the hope of learning more about his customers, or to move against his network, with the aim of halting his operations.

Mr. Snyder, the analyst, questioned whether it was wise to spin off the unit given the continuing losses.

We would be wise to continue their vigilance.

With only one more day off the rest of the season, the Yankees would be wise to continue with a six-man rotation, to keep Sabathia strong for the playoffs.

And while I think Claes would be wise to continue to fear her wrath, instead of the cold-blooded killer she was painted to be, she turned out to be yet another victim of Emil's twistedness.

In the patient with chronic hypertension, it may be wise to continue the antihypertensive medications.

Fashion has been quick to jump on the 3D trend, something it does best, and with Stollery's fashion and technology obsession, he'd be wise to continue to pursue the technology to enhance his artistic sensibilities. .

President Rousseff would be wise to continue to challenge political and economic orthodoxies as she promotes equality and inclusion in what could continue to be a pioneering global success story.

For now, it might be wise to continue to follow such cases to determine whether HCV RNA will be detected eventually and to determine the natural history in this cohort.

Where mortality is the primary outcome it may be wise to continue a study until 200 to 400 deaths have occurred and the p-value for the difference in mortality is less than 0.001 [ 46].

To evaluate the impact of asthma on individual adolescents in the clinic or to estimate the effect of interventions on adolescents alone, it would be wise to continue to use an instrument that has been specifically developed for this age group.