Sentence examples for find it wise from inspiring English sources
MOST small countries find it wise to keep their heads down in world affairs.
Because the government in Damascus is diplomatically isolated, and squeezed militarily between Israel and America's forces in Iraq, Mr Assad may find it wise to offer a scapegoat to the investigators.
Perhaps the only technological innovation bosses might find it wise to resist is the polygraph, despite the undoubted box office of Jeremy promising to reveal the results right after the 3.40.
Given all the nice things the Administration has to say about the federal court system, one would think that it might find it wise, and even necessary, to actually use it a bit more.
Even those who are committed to free trade may find it wiser to suppress their liberalising urges.
Power utilities and other coal-burning companies may find it wiser to link up with this mature industry than to plunge ahead with their own versions of carbon capture and storage.
Every government in the region found it wise to join the struggle against jihadist groups.
Pickles has at least found it wise to couch his moves in measured terms.
In August, when Citi's former enthusiasm for telecoms shares became an embarrassment, the erstwhile prized analyst behind it, Jack Grubman, found it wise to resign.
