Sentence examples for might wisely from inspiring English sources

Any at all, you might wisely point out.

Mr Cameron looked over-reliant on Stalin jokes, a tendency he might wisely rein in.

The rescue of such a road might be dictated by the public interest when a road in some other territory might wisely be abandoned to its fate.

It may be that no get well soon card is needed, but the decision to send out P45s to the frontbenchers who have yet to resign might wisely be delayed.

… You seem to want to debate whether it is possible or plausible that a properly created and publicly available standard for electronic surveillance might wisely authorize such surveillance with less than probable cause in order to patrol for terrorist plots.

At the time, the senator trailed 12 points behind a formidable Republican challenger, former Gov. George F. Allen, prompting widespread speculation that Mr. Robb, laconic and moody as politicians go, might wisely retreat and call it a decent career after 12 years in the Senate.

This raises the question of whether the recession mercy extended to the richest fans might be wisely trickled down to the less affluent.

Blasphemy is a capital crime in this volatile Islamic nation, so Dr. Younus Shaikh, while teaching at a medical college, might have wisely avoided any discussion of the personal hygiene of the holy Prophet Muhammad.

The field of urban ecology has recently focused on the ecological services provided by the urban environment, and how we might more wisely manage ecosystems to enhance those services and make cities more livable.

The conclusion is this: Having money may not make you happy, but spending it wisely might.

With his book as a guide, the amateur cook might well — and wisely — decide to pass on the celebrity party altogether and just stay home.