Sentence examples for considered wise to from inspiring English sources

It has long been considered wise to keep your mind and body active to enjoy a healthy old age: work crossword puzzles, socialize, read.

No wonder it's considered wise to remove blonde children from their midst, as less primitive children clearly belong with less primitive people.

It was therefore considered wise to include only the most significant pain indicator in the final model building, i.e. 'current LBP reported before the physical examination'.

For patients who were prone to anxiety it was considered wise to give them an active role in constructing reassuring information.

Today, it's not considered wise or honorable to have little regard for your own life.

Besides, locking in the space at today's asking rents, which for sublets is about $45 a square foot in Midtown South, according to Studley, is considered wise, because rents are expected to climb, companies say.

Would it be considered wise for the European Commission to sit back and watch Europe's economy collapse?

How old do you have to be to have the requisite knowledge, experience and judgment to be considered wise?

The social studies learning standards, with which I am most familiar, require that middle school students who took this reading assessment should be able to gather, organize, classify, know, describe, understand, explore, investigate, consider, explain, analyze, and interpret information in order to be considered "wise".

For this they were considered "wise men".

Open criticism of Palestinian militants is not considered wise.