Sentence examples for it is perhaps wise from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps wise that she says nothing instead.

Who knows?" It is perhaps wise to add a qualifier.

As for the placings among the top 10, it is perhaps wise to remember this.

And, when the city says it will fund an extension of a subway line, it is perhaps wise to name two machines after the mayor's daughters.

However, in the case of Twitter's new retargeting advertising service, it is perhaps wise to point out that despite the hype the social media giant is barely even broaching the frontiers of online sales strategies.

But that with which you work, it is perhaps wise to know, and if nothing else, my employer's august name tends to open doors that might otherwise stay shut.Although the (very) high veld leaves me gasping for breath, (Johannesburg and London's time zones are close enough; their altitudes differ tremendously), I'm an eager arrival.

But when the territory is so difficult, it is perhaps wisest not to get so bound up in questions of scrupulous consistency, such that your theoretical rejection of an application by Khaled Meshal to put a show on forms a serious part of your argument.

In that context, it is perhaps wisest to view the past week's events as a bit of sport in the finest traditions of a paper that, for more than four decades, has delighted in defying the critics of its daily serving of nipples.

It appeals to my love of all things offal but it's perhaps wise that I heeded the advice and kept this unsophisticated mish-mash to myself.

Nevertheless, it's perhaps wise not to get in too much of a lather about this new wave of fascist music.

Upon reflection, I think it's perhaps wise not to try to make a career of disruption, because he who disrupts may in turn be disrupted (please someone send me a good Latin translation of that aphorism).