Sentence examples for the wisdom of using from inspiring English sources

Durst executives also questioned the wisdom of using stainless steel as a walking surface.

Many doubted the wisdom of using taxpayers' money to rescue Citigroup, which was devastated when the home mortgage market imploded.

Others have questioned the wisdom of using an aircraft with only one engine to patrol Canada's remote Arctic region.

But others raised questions about the wisdom of using Aden, a dilapidated, bustling port with only a limited sense of law and order.

Cousin Rebecca readily extols the wisdom of using the term Arab American, because, she said, she believes that it is more politically powerful.

Now Fox's gamble on Peete is paying off, too, although there remains some question about the wisdom of using a veteran quarterback in a rebuilding situation.

In the context of building energy performance, the ancient wisdom of using the earth as temperature moderator against harsh weather has impressive potential to become a solid solution against the energy inefficiency of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning system (HVAC) in building.

ABC may also have to reconsider the financial wisdom of using big movies for ratings: the network spent more than $20 million for "Mission Impossible" and got about 10percentt of the Thursday audience for its money.

When Josh McDaniels and the Denver Broncos shocked the world by taking Tim Tebow in the first round of last week's NFL draft, many questioned the football wisdom of using such a high pick on a quarterback with a slow release who played in an unorthodox offense at Florida.

Even better, perhaps he will consider the wisdom of I Used to Think..

RF leverages the wisdom of crowds by using a forest consisting of multiple stochastically different trees, each based on separately sampled datasets drawn from a common pool of data.