Sentence examples for much wiser to from inspiring English sources

It could be much wiser to wait.

"It's much wiser to render care than to wait until they are very sick," he said.

It was much wiser to assume the $4 billion, than to make the $4 billion in cuts".

Much wiser to spend time knocking on the doors of swing voters.And some MPs hold their surgeries at personal peril.

As Ferdinand notes, it's much wiser to be yourself -- and, of course, take a little time to smell the flowers.

It would be much wiser to play to capitalism's strength its flexibility and to encourage shareholders themselves, the ostensible owners of companies, to sort the problem out.

It is a much wiser decision to have ample coverage on the front end than to risk subrogation (their insurance company coming back on you) for tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Much wiser is to apply this teaching from the Jewish sage, Ben Zoma, who asks, "Who is strong?" He answers, "He who subdues his personal inclination..

"If anything I'm much wiser, with regard to the players I've got at my disposition and what we need to work on going into a tournament".

As such I will, if you don't truly, quietly and politely - but very deliberately - side-step the politics of A&E Departments that has dominated headlines over this winter; for as a junior doctor, I am in the infancy of my vocation and will leave politics to those much wiser for now, much preferring instead to focus on the job in front of me.

I hope Scotland will continue to pursue a wiser course – I hope it can begin to demonstrate how much wiser, but I truly would rather it didn't have to.