Sentence examples similar to making wise decision from inspiring English sources

This is a bold move, especially as Boris Johnson doesn't have a great track record for making wise decisions.

It begins "O God" and ends "Amen", and without affirming any particular faith or sect, asks for help in making wise decisions.

But when asked which party could do a better job of making wise decisions about foreign policy, 44 percent chose the Democrats, 31 percent the Republicans.

The key to a group making wise decisions is that its members be diverse in their opinions and relatively independent of each other.

But it does mean that the nation will be watching him somewhat nervously, in need of assurance that he is making wise decisions.

"Chairman Mica is a leading advocate for transportation and infrastructure and is fully committed to making wise decisions as we manage our serious debt and deficit problems," said Senator John Boozman, Republican of Arkansas, who gave $2,500 to his bid.

Making wise decisions about revegetation requires projective models of ecological responses to revegetation, but there are few appropriate data.

What happens physically is that the prefrontal cortex the part of the brain responsible for making wise decisions and considering the eventual future consequences of a particular behavior becomes overpowered by the limbic system.

1. Am I making wise decisions?

He understood how ideology and high idealism can get in the way of making wise decisions.

It's really about being an informed consumer and making wise decisions.