Sentence examples for is wise to replace from inspiring English sources

Because materials degrade over time, it is wise to replace your helmet every five to seven years.

It is wise to replace your pouf at least once every month.

Spark plugs are relatively inexpensive, it is wise to replace them as often as possible.

Mr. McGraw said that companies would be wise to replace RSA's tokens and that some companies — banks, in particular — had done so.

She added that although it was difficult to contemplate when a loss was fresh, her own experience indicated that it was wise to replace a pet as quickly as possible.

If your blade is very rusty it may be wiser to replace it, as removing thick layers of rust may be hard work and also make the blade thinner.

There is much debate about whether it is wise to remove and replace every string individually, or simply to unstring everything and then restring it all at once.

But he is wise to the consequences.

Perhaps Bennett is wise to be circumspect.

New York City is wise to make this investment.

HMRC is wise to such tricks.