Sentence examples for not be wise enough from inspiring English sources

Beating up on a Latina woman who played by the rules, worked hard and rose to the top of her profession is not a strategy that will help the Republicans get out of their current rut, yet the evidence so far suggests they may not be wise enough to put down that particular shovel and stop digging.

Generally, not being old enough to remember the 80's, not being rich enough to afford a "proper Goth" wardrobe, and not being wise enough to know the "right" music to listen to or the "right" amount of make-up to wear.

We are not being wise enough or clever enough in this policy, and we should just get rid of it.

Even if you could disable the HSDPA, a lot of people wouldn't be wise enough to, and the product would probably develop a reputation for poor battery life.

Here are my suggestions though don't expect me to be wise enough to follow them: 1.

Milosz notes: 'A poet at 90 should be wise enough not to write introductions... Yet my publisher insists......

"They do not believe the world will be wise enough to follow policies that can hold the world to 2C and are asking us to bet against the world," he said.

"I hope that the Corsican representatives will be wise enough not to go beyond what the Republic can do today," said France's agriculture minister, Jean Glavany, who has close dealings with Corsica.

Even if your scarf is "shrink-resistant", you may be wise enough not to wash your scarf in hot water.

Princeton decided that time spent in the service was time well spent, and certainly it is true that I learned more liberal arts in the Army than I ever did in McCosh Hall though I don't think I expected the University to be wise enough to realize this.

But, reasonable as that idea might sound, experts on infectious diseases say it may not be wise because there is not enough vaccine to go around.