Sentence examples for it is wise to ask from inspiring English sources

"Is there anywhere in the city that we shouldn't go?" It is wise to ask this question early on in a trip to Pyongyang.

Whenever tyranny is exercised, Atwood warns, it is wise to ask, "Cui bono?" Who profits by it?

Even if your job is high paying, it is wise to ask yourself whether it is common and repetitive enough to be done by a machine.

Christopher Robin "Before beginning a Hunt, it is wise to ask someone what you are looking for before you begin looking for it".

When an antibiotic is prescribed, it is wise to ask what the drug is and whether it is necessary, what side effects to be alert for, whether there are effective alternatives, when to expect the diagnosed condition to resolve, and when to call if something unexpected happens or recovery seems delayed.

Before starting your container garden, it is wise to ask yourself this important question, says Wade Roberts, garden director at Sherman Gardens: How much time do you want to spend on it?

It's wise to ask in advance exactly what is available and what it costs.

Before booking, it's wise to ask about safety, what is provided, the fitness required, and for references.

Single people might move in with family or hope for financial and other support from them or Social Security, but it's wise to ask relatives about this explicitly before making that assumption the foundation of worst-case planning.

Still, it's wise to ask general questions to determine whether a provider is way out of your price range.

The National Institute's report is a reminder that it's wise to ask who benefits in a shift in public employee pensions from defined-benefit to defined-contribution plans.