The editorial sagaciously warns that this is the moment.
While heat resistance may be improved by sagaciously designing the material composition, careful attention must be paid to the fact that thermal stresses in the FGM cylinder are governed by more factors than are its homogeneous counterparts.
He should have died, but instead "sagaciously he dolefully held on".
She grew up to become not a dancer but a splendid reporter, and this book is a sagaciously observed view of her memories.
Redmon, now second, had Sagaciously AND The Gurkha, along with two other Wednesday picks that didn't get the best of rides.
Therefore, as opposed to the voices that I have heard recently urging me to run forward, to make concessions and to withdraw, I think that the diplomatic process must be managed responsibly and sagaciously and not in undue haste".
You know you lack experience when a rookie with four career receptions gets to comment sagaciously about your performance, but Henne has a solid pedigree: he set Michigan records for yards and touchdown passes.
But rather than ennobling the law and the Constitution, and sagaciously bringing the election to a resolution built on the ballot, the justices eroded public confidence in the court itself.
And, now, perhaps seeing the peak of the native advertising bubble, and with the help of the ever-clueless New York Times, it is, sagaciously, ready to get out with whatever it can.
It is strange to think that Abraham Lincoln (52) and Franklin D. Roosevelt (51), who sagaciously guided the nation through times of unparalleled crisis, were both younger when they assumed office than George W. Bush (54) was when he did.
Mr. Netanyahu's political party, Likud Beiteinu, issued a sharp statement condemning Mr. Peres for expressing a "personal political opinion that is disconnected from the Israeli public's stance," and the prime minister himself said that "the diplomatic process must be managed responsibly and sagaciously and not in undue haste".
