Sentence examples for drafted wisely from inspiring English sources

The Jets have often drafted wisely and well in the first round, but they've made two haunting mistakes with the overall No. 2 choice.

The Red Sox have sought to prevent any dip by spending heavily for free agents, drafting wisely and doing whatever they have to do to keep pace with the Yankees.

At the heart of Idzik's reign of blunder was his inability to draft wisely.

That helps quality (the player drafts wisely) and helps scaling as well (we're two guys bootstrapping this ourselves)." Dribbble currently has over 4,000 players and despite or perhaps due to this exclusivity the community is vibrant, spawning many of its own memes including the infamous "hate" button.

The skill of Beane's staff at identifying young talent and drafting wisely has yielded a widely admired farm system, which could make the major league club a contender again very soon.

The Colts wisely drafted Manning.

But Lidstrom, 40, widely regarded as the best defenseman of his generation, apparently drafted a little more wisely, as Team Lidstrom edged Team Staal, 11-10.

The Mets should let another team give Reyes his fortune and use the compensatory draft picks wisely.

The rebuilding started after a rock-bottom 1-15 season in 2001, when the Panthers hired General Manager Marty Hurney and lured Coach John Fox from the Giants, used their resulting high draft picks wisely and made a renewed effort to sign trouble-free players and deal with off-field issues quickly and sternly.

Oklahoma City has been hailed, rightly, as a model franchise, spending wisely and drafting shrewdly to become a title contender.

In what they've dubbed the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA)—a document drafted last December at the annual ASCB meeting and posted online today the scientists write: "It is … imperative that scientific output is measured accurately and evaluated wisely".