Sentence examples for may prove wiser from inspiring English sources

He may prove wiser than the "Westminster bubble" his supporters so despise.

In contrast, Glyndebourne's open attitude, its acknowledgement of hurdles and difficulties, may prove wise.

Four months of falling UK house prices and 12 months of falling UK commercial property prices suggest that it may prove wise to reduce positions now.

Mr Rajoy may prove wise to have avoided the term "bail-out": Spain could be shipping water for some time yet.

Yet Kitayama's decision to steer clear of the cutthroat M&A market may prove wise.

It may indeed prove wiser to prosecute those who adopted, planned and legalized torture, rather than those who carried it out.

This may prove a wise decision.

This will disappoint campaigners, but may prove a wise decision.

The transfer fee surely represents a risk for Cardiff but, when taking into account the going rate for a Premier League forward that may guarantee 10 goals a season, paying £8.5m for a young international striker with a potentially significant sell-on value may prove very wise business by the newly-promoted side.

Microsofts die-hard denial of the Governments monopoly charge may prove a wise strategy in the long run.

If their targeted and funded tax cuts prove wiser in the long-term than more eye-catching alternatives, it may transform the current reputation of George Osborne as a shadow chancellor given more to political tactics than to economic strategy.