Only an injection of new, freshly minted funds that add to the sum of money in circulation, invested wisely, can do that.
LinkedIn can help you do that if you use it wisely.
And I said, you know, I'm not saying that there is no role for labour-saving technology; I'm saying that we can do this wisely, or we can do it rashly; we can do it in a way that understands the value of human experience and human fulfilment, or in a way that simply understands value as the capability of computers.
According to the Department of Sanitation, all 6,300 miles of city streets were visited at least once by a plow by late Tuesday, which would make good the mayor's carefully worded promise, a pledge that wisely did not include any guarantee that the streets would all be passable.
Another chided us for asking that our French chenin blanc, from a solid list that wisely doesn't confine itself to local output, be put on ice.
(The great Irish novelist William Trevor has done exactly that: wisely moving to Devon in the 1950s, he has since produced works of genius and an English country garden).
If we are aware of something that needs to be changed, we would do it wisely so that criminals don't have any advantages against us.
That is the beauty of social enterprise, but all I'm asking is that you do your research wisely and support those companies that are in it for the cause, not the money. .
And the preamble of the 2017 Conservative party manifesto did, wisely, accept that the public appetite for free market fundamentalism was not there.
But this needs to be done wisely so that natural and cultural resources are not affected and commercialised.
