Sentence examples for is wise given from inspiring English sources

Some analysts have questioned whether the move is wise given the pressure the airline is already feeling on ticket prices.

This is wise, given the huge costs of having a significant fraction of the workforce off sick or nursing relatives.

That is wise, given what Tavares has achieved since the Islanders selected him first over all in the 2009 draft.

"White Cargo" is meticulously sourced and footnoted — which is wise, given its contentious material — but it is never dry or academic.

But if a ballot were called, the school would "take nothing for granted".This is wise, given the widely varying results of opinion polls on the issue.

The British Museum exhibition Manga now, which opened on Thursday, focuses on three makers, and while the majority of manga have texts, this selection concentrates on images alone – perhaps this is wise given that few visitors will read Japanese, and the texts are laden with jargon and in-phrases.

That was wise given that at a concert here in December several spectators had developed hypothermia.

Such a cap may well be wise, given New York's current resources.

Analysts said these arrangements were wise, given the difficulty and expense of running e-commerce operations.

That may be wise, given Kangaroos' past failure at grabbing much of the men's athletic market.

He said he has no great box office expectations for "CSNY: Déjà Vu," which might be wise, given the poor ticket sales of recent war documentaries.