Sentence examples similar to evidenced a wise from inspiring English sources
Those in traditional areas of hefty snow accumulation evidenced a wise-cracking stoicism.
This study reinforced our previous conclusion [ 48] that, based on current evidence, a wise recommendation would be a moratorium on liver biopsy as a first line procedure while awaiting studies demonstrating its cost-utility versus that of biomarkers.
Hatton maybe currently indisposed but apparently he is well disposed towards such an encounter which on last night's evidence might not be a wise move for the seemingly all too easy to hit man.
Turning the tide on the H.I.V. epidemic in Russia, as in so many other countries, is first and foremost a matter of politics — of political will, of evidence-based decisions, of a wise middle — and long-term allocation of funds, of a recognition of human rights for all, of making the end of stigma a political vision.
"This study adds to growing evidence that observation can be a wise and preferred treatment option for the vast majority of men.
Thus, albeit with no supporting evidence, pharmacological prophylaxis would be a wise precaution [1, 26, 27].
The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) has taken the bull by the horns and published an upbeat compendium of evidence that advertising in tough times is a wise investment.
In political terms, it may be a wise choice to ignore the evidence and try to buy some time.
"A wise man proportions his belief to the evidence," as David Hume put it.
