Sentence examples for is wise to make from inspiring English sources

New York City is wise to make this investment.

You will have to pay for postage and it is wise to make this recorded delivery.

If the weed of fundamentalism cannot be uprooted, then it is wise to make sure that the other plants in the garden are in good health.

In addition to the really short outline that a TOC essentially is, it is wise to make a more extended TOC that connects your research plan to your writing plan.

While it is wise to make the most of mealtime by scheduling meetings or joining new contacts for an in-depth conversation, leadership coach Camille Preston makes a stop at her local grocery before boarding the plane to help maximize down time.

Of course, down-regulation and inhibition in the molecular world are two different things, so it is wise to make the modifications you suggested: proteasome is inhibited and not down-regulated by NFV.

Wouldn't it be wise to make a good death for yourself?

Still, Ms. Dickstein was wise to make this adolescent pharaoh admirable.

Given the uncritical approach taken by "The Court", it would be wise to make time to watch "Prosecutor" as well.

Also, the changes show that the Energy Department spotted that Tesla had potential and was wise to make the adjustments.

And several City Council members said they were not sure that it would be wise to make the cuts.