Sentence examples for it seems wiser from inspiring English sources

Demographics and district lines are powerful, but so long as public satisfaction with the country's direction remains twenty points below its Reagan-era levels, it seems wiser to bet on further upheaval than to expect the status quo.

In a loony world when some zealot's puerile film that looks like a Saturday Night Live spoof can create such havoc, it seems wiser to pare down to what is really necessary.

It seems wiser to let him think I'm an aspiring novelist instead of just an alcoholic with a year of sobriety who spends eight hours a day writing about the other 16".

"Given present uncertainties," he wrote, "it seems wise to be prepared to detect life-forms of a wide range of sizes".

Still, it seems wise to keep an open mind, as Entine urges.

When Paterson speaks on such matters it seems wise to listen.

But that said, given the trajectory of most marriages, it seems wise not to wait too long.

This feeling is strong in the south and east and it may spread to other places".Afghanistan, it seems wise to assume, is at a critical point.

And for those who argue that choice and competition will provide, it seems wise to point to the financial services industry.

Given that Cameron has just appointed Caroline Dinenage, who voted against gay marriage, as minister for equalities, it seems wise to be vigilant.

If we can't count on our technocrats to have the right ideas, it seems wise to look into the possibility of less fickle alternatives to technocratic monetary institutions.