Sentence examples for could be wisely from inspiring English sources
It is worth asking whether Woodrow Wilson's idea could be wisely applied now.
It could be wisely speculated that headache history in the mother is very frequent in the general population and therefore, the genetic tendency from paternal side may be more important for the migraine onset.
It was shown that samples composed of GMO at 100%, except for GM wheat owning a huge genome, could be wisely characterized at a standard price range.
Large charges of staples at an office supply store could be wisely-timed end-of-year tax-deductible purchases for a small business or a 1099 worker.
Renaud Piccinini, who monitored customer accounts for Ameritrade before he left the company last year, said options could be used wisely in some circumstances.
Lawmakers said they were expecting to save nearly $97 million by closing the two facilities — money that Mr. Whitmire said could be more wisely spent on the criminal justice system.
Some Republicans are openly breaking with his spending increases, and argue that more money has been poured into domestic defense -- by the White House estimates, spending has tripled since 2001 -- than could be spent wisely.
Clearly our money could be more wisely spent.
In his appendix to the commission report, Feynman urged NASA to always be frank, honest and informative with the public so its tax dollars could be spent wisely.
CPIC was established in 2009 to address the need for interpretation of genetic association results and guidance for clinicians so that pharmacogenetic tests could be used wisely in clinical care (Relling and Klein 2011).
The review of the future funding needs of the NHS carried out at the chancellor's behest by Derek Wanless, a former banker, states that the real spending increases of more than 7% a year for the next five years that Mr Brown has committed himself to are "at the upper end of what could sensibly be spent...to be wisely spent they would represent a very considerable management challenge.
