Sentence examples for it should be wise from inspiring English sources

In these patients, it should be wise to postpone the introduction of any oral anticoagulant after the patient has been stabilized with hemodynamic support and after the period of increased bleeding risk related to thrombolytic therapy which usually lasts 48 72 h.

If a solution other than war to the Saddam Hussein menace exists, we should be wise enough to find it; it will be more satisfying to outwit Saddam Hussein than to kill Iraqis.

Like in every other disrupted industry, publishers should be wise to embrace the trend rather than fight it.

And they should be wise with their own donations.

Smith should be wise about selling his gold medal and shoes.

Milosz notes: 'A poet at 90 should be wise enough not to write introductions... Yet my publisher insists......

But Mr Corbyn, in his aspiration to run the country one day, should be wise enough to remove himself of his own accord.

She will be both remembered with love and enormously missed by her family – but that family will encompass thousands of men, women and young people who were helped, or simply read and heard her words over the years, and who took her as the epitome of what a friend, a mother, an aunt or grandmother should be – wise, witty and unconditional in her support and approval.

As if God needed to consult His wisdom so that what He wills should be wise?

Companies should be wise enough to identify this and sacrifice short-term growth in favor of long-term community health.

We should be wise to follow the sagacious advice of Taylor Swift and shake off any lingering self-doubt arising from negative social feedback.