Sentence examples for increasingly wise from inspiring English sources

Daimler, based in Stuttgart, Germany, is in better shape than its rivals in Detroit, and its decision to abandon Chrysler looks increasingly wise.

However, YPG sources say Isis fighters are becoming increasingly wise to the strikes and have started to set fire to houses near their bases in order to create a smokescreen.

There's a very clear and very major asymmetry here — and one European lawmakers at least look increasingly wise to.

In 2006 the credibility offered by ethically sound groups and individuals is a premium commodity as it can inspire ordinary people who feel increasingly cynical and worldly wise about the business of marketing.

As consumers grow increasingly comfortable online, price-wise and technology-focused, established brick-and-mortar players and fledgling e-commerce sites are finding they need each other.

Increasingly, more detailed pixel-wise estimates of forest biophysical parameters are needed for such endeavors.

Among other aspects, appropriate visualisation of multi-dimensional data (temporal, regional, unit-wise) is increasingly challenging with increasing dimensions of model complexity.

Instead, wise politicians will increasingly campaign by talking of urban aspiration.

(Policy-wise, his premiership increasingly resembles a high-speed version of his predecessor's: equivocation, then a gathering commitment to public-service reform, macho confrontation with public-sector unions, and so on).

An increasingly recognized weakness of pair-wise meta-analysis is the inadequate power or precision to confirm or refute some important intervention effects when only a few studies with a small number of events are available.

Urging on Sancho (Richard Ruiz in a charming, touching turn) to heroic feats, or bowing gallantly to the increasingly distraught Aldonza, he is both "wisest of madmen and maddest of wise men".