Sentence examples for it wise that from inspiring English sources

Is it wise that poetry turn so violently from its recent history as a predominantly "page" phenomenon ripe and ready for academic scholarship and canonization?

Rather, Thomson thought it wise that the researcher first clarify his own ideas.

The death of Djokovic's grandfather in April during the Monte Carlo tournament makes it wise to discount that result.

Two final notes of caution for readers who consider it wise to assume that phthalates cause TDS in humans.

It's wise school that knows its own parents!

"I don't think it's wise that we pay somebody to make up a publication to send out".

Though Mr. Limbaugh reported that Mr. Jennings had said, "Maybe it's wise that certain presidents just not try to address the people of the country," Mr. Jennings had actually made a general statement about presidents.

It's wise that Glue has moved beyond just being a browser plug-in.

In light of this Upromise fiasco, it seems wise that they should disclose that kind of information.

In order to obtain this endorsement, it is wise that a short written procedure be made available for discussion, including a policy statement to be endorsed by senior management.

It is wise that Obama's vacation reading list includes a Reagan biography.