Sentence examples for more wisely in from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the surplus could have been used more wisely in other ways.
We believe the billions envisioned for new weapons could be invested far more wisely in counterproliferation and counterterrorism efforts.
Not cuts.. but: "I don't rule out that we might be spending money more wisely in these areas".
The story had all but faded when the Jeremy Paxman of daytime television, Phillip Schofield, confronted Brook about her violence and she giggled, guffawed and smiled her way through the interview before indulging in a spot of victim-blaming, saying: "I'm not going to do that in the future, I'm just going to pick more wisely in the men I be with".
For one, becoming aware of the short walk between two tube stations could merge two distinct neural maps of these different locations into a single global map of the wider area – perhaps enabling commuters to plan journeys more wisely in the future.
Blackstone, in his "Commentaries," says: "Plato therefore more wisely, in his ideal Republic, orders those who take presents for doing their duty to be punished in the severest manner; and by the laws of Athens he that offered was also prosecuted as well as he that received a bribe".
Gates also makes a strong case that we need to invest more -- and more wisely -- in meeting basic human needs, or millions will die needlessly in 2012.
Investors must be hoping their cash is spent more wisely than in the recent past.
Make the effort to use things more wisely and in the spirit of doing good on the planet.
Failure to do so raises the question of whether resources currently used for expensive and time-consuming restoration projects would be more wisely invested in arresting further habitat loss and encouraging natural recovery.
If such outcomes are beyond our technical expertise and political resolve, then questions must be asked about whether resources currently used for expensive and time-consuming restoration projects may instead be more wisely invested in arresting further habitat loss and encouraging natural recovery by mitigating pollutants and other impacts.
