Sentence examples for prove wise from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Glyndebourne's open attitude, its acknowledgement of hurdles and difficulties, may prove wise.

Mr Rajoy may prove wise to have avoided the term "bail-out": Spain could be shipping water for some time yet.

Four months of falling UK house prices and 12 months of falling UK commercial property prices suggest that it may prove wise to reduce positions now.

Even the Queen knows better than to look a gift horse in the mouth and it should prove wise to follow Her Majesty's lead and cheer home Carlton House (4.00) in today's Investec Derby at Epsom.

Still, the decision to switch, which was first reported yesterday in The Daily News, could prove wise, Officer Zorrilla said, if the department eventually adopts a new, collapsible baton that is used like a traditional nightstick.

Moving the World Cup to winter from the usual June-July calendar could prove wise, but it would also disrupt European soccer leagues that play their seasons from August to May. Television contracts, scheduling and viewing and attendance habits would have to be considered before any switch is made.

Yet Kitayama's decision to steer clear of the cutthroat M&A market may prove wise.

Whether raising so much will prove wise for Lightspeed is an open question.

But parody accounts aside, it can prove wise to appear neither too self-involved nor too trigger-happy.

If elected, a Democratic president must prove wiser on Asia, where A.B.B. won't work.

He may prove wiser than the "Westminster bubble" his supporters so despise.