Sentence examples for is wise to see from inspiring English sources

So perhaps it is wise to see the Woods years as the anomaly and mob rule as, well, the rule.

If your armpits are severely discolored it is wise to see a Dermatologist.

However, all dogs need exercise and if your dog continually doesn't want to go out, it is wise to see your veterinarian.

If the flow is extremely heavy (needing to change heavy flow pads or super tampons every hour because they are full) it is wise to see your Gynecologist and discuss the issue.

Any man noticing any of these symptoms would be wise to see a doctor without delay.

This time around, it would be wise to see to it that the profits are spread more widely.

Before disrupting the current Medicare program, it would be wise to see how well premium support worked in the new exchanges.

He said it would be wise to see if the president and Congress agree next year to extend the tax changes through 2011.

So it would certainly be wise to see how Tsonga handles the next 72 hours and, more importantly, how he digests his breakthrough in the months and tournaments to come.

Americans would be wise to see gross corruption as nothing personal, but as the by-product of a defect in the structure of government which allowed it to happen on such a scale in the first place.

Knowing Where to Turn Migraine therapy has come a long way in two decades, and those who know or suspect that they have migraines would be wise to see a neurologist or a headache specialist to obtain a proper diagnosis and the best treatment now available.