Sentence examples for is wise at from inspiring English sources
'However, bear in mind that, unlike private schemes, work-related income protection policies will be taxable.' Covering yourself in the longer term in case you contract a terminal disease and are unable to work again is wise at any time of life.
"When words are many, sin is not absent, but he who holds his tongue is wise". At the same time, negative traits popularly associated with the extravert as well as the positive traits of the introvert make it appear that introverts are actually more intelligent.
Nonetheless, he said, "a conditional toe in the water is wiser at this stage than diving in".
"It is wiser at this moment in time that we are not going to comment on anything that is happening in regards to any transfer news or speculation.
It is easy to be wise at such a distance from events.
You quaffed more Pabst Blue Ribbon than was wise at the annual company picnic.
A small-scale launch may also be wise at this stage.
"I thought it might be wise, at least for the first year, to have a minor league franchise of some kind".
Yet before these changes get rushed through, it would be wise at least to reflect on an ancient principle which has served medicine well for centuries: first, do no harm.The FDA has not had an easy year.
In a Nov. 10 interview with the trade journal Automotive News, however, he said that a change in management at G.M. would not be wise at such a crucial time for the company.
