He made his decisions alone but knew how to choose wise counsellors, and his sincere piety did not prevent him from curbing the abuses of the clergy, sometimes brutally.
Fitch said that the company's success is so dependent on the Oracle of Omaha's ability to choose wise investments that it constitutes a credit risk not "consistent with an AAA rating".
We learn to drop the story, which only exacerbates the stress, and choose wise action.
In a couple of places he refers to his recent jail term — "John," "How to Hate" — and on "Nightmares of the Bottom," there are flickers of reflection: "I'm a gangster by choice/ I hope my sons choose wiser".
In her mind, Francesca may honestly believe that she has chosen the wiser path, as she always manages to produce a few juicy tomatoes this month, whereas my seasons always end in defeat and disgrace.
This finding is within the range observed in other studies reported on this panel: 21.9% overall retention using 42 markers chosen genome-wise [ 8], 24 % for GGA4 [ 11], 20.1 for GGA7 [ 10] and 18% for GGA15 [ 9].
The chosen voxel-wise approach using the ALE method confers at least one special advantage over previous reviews, which is the homogeneity of techniques employed by the selected studies regarding volumetry (i.e., the VBM method).
We will show experimental realization of this peak-tracking chip technique: operating at λ~550 nm, with our chosen step-wise variation of the RWG duty-cycle (ratio of feature dimension to grating period Λ, also called filling factor f), we will perform index sensing down to ~2 × 10−5 RIU (refractive index unit) sensitivity.
So Cameron chose the wise course – silence – and hoped we wouldn't notice.
Let's hope that Mr. Obama has sufficient clarity of thought and the courage to choose a wise course.
