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That might mean it's wiser to wait six months to buy a Camaro or Firebird, but now is a good time to start watching the market.
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It's wise to wait for a couple of years before you even consider borrowing an idea, either in whole or in part.
Managers will need to determine whether it's wise to wait for this fast-evolving technology to mature before making certain investments or whether the risk of waiting is too great.
Journey time to the hotels is about 15 to 20 minutes from Terminals 1, 2 and 3 and slightly longer from Terminal 4. If you plan to rent a car, it's wise to wait until you leave the airport area, as many hotels charge for parking.
Joe Willging, an environmental lawyer with the DOD General Counsel's office, says in reference to the Farallon de Medinilla closure, "We don't feel it's wise to wait for that kind of train wreck to see if we are going to lose in litigation.... Our job is to send soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines into combat environments in the absolute best-prepared way we can.
Latter-day Soviets were persecuted by self-doubt and the fear of taking risks: "Wouldn't it be better, wouldn't it be wiser to wait out this storm, and then, let's say, tomorrow..
If you are distracted, emotional, or on your second glass of wine, it is wiser to wait.
But anyone who has attended a Sundance festival knows that it is wiser to wait and see the films before spreading the buzz.
For a first pair of shoes, it is wiser to wait to adjust the drawstrings until you have danced in them first.
But Pugh — watching the ugliness unfold in Charlottesville — didn't think it was wise to wait.
We find that it is wise to wait till much better opportunities arise to minimize the communication cost without degrading the delivery ratio and latency.
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