Sentence examples for elect wisely from inspiring English sources

Trapped in this way, most officers elect wisely to keep their public opinions vague.

He elects not to, wisely.

wisely elected to bypass the two‐mile run after the upset in the 60 yard dash.

Ninja Theory's DmC reboot of 2013 wisely elected not to compete with this instalment's deep combat, which even after Platinum's Bayonetta remains the pinnacle of hacking and slashing.

"These beers are unreal". Malibu Suds--David Van Riel and his Belgian cohorts wisely elected to market beers with unusual styles and flavors in order to avoid competing with the easy-to-drink lagers supported by multimillion-dollar advertising muscle of the U.S. beer giants.

Choose wisely when electing to go to the alternate dares because they could be much worse.

Chile's president-elect, Ricardo Lagos, has wisely pledged to let justice run its course.

President-elect George W. Bush acted wisely yesterday in naming Paul O'Neill, the pragmatic chairman of Alcoa, for the job, despite the grumbling of some conservative ideologues.

President-elect George W. Bush wisely broke with tradition this week by keeping the nation's spy chief on the job, at least temporarily, as one party prepares to pass control of the White House to the other.

Judges, wisely, do not generally want to usurp the power of elected governments to govern.

I urge you to use your remaining time in office wisely, and to the benefit of the nation you were elected to lead twice.