Sentence examples for think it's wise from inspiring English sources

So much so that the duo's publicists still think it's wise to invite only select publications (many of which are rumored to be folding).

Early in episode four of Showtime's "Homeland", an angry President-elect Elizabeth Keane Elizabeth Marvell) faces CIA Director Dar Adal F. Murray Abrahamm) and says, "if you think it's wise to tie the President's hands so publicly, what's not wise is peddling unverified and politically motivated horseshit to the press.

"...As a normal thinking person of the 21st century, I don't think it's wise to have the mouth touching an open wound," Billet told the Broward Palm Beach New Times.

But to perform with abandon, I think it's wise to keep a balance in one's personal life.

While it's foolish to worry about what's now to the point you forget to focus on what's next (See #9 above), I do think it's wise to hop off the carousel once in a while and just live in the moment.

Mr. Gergen, a professor of public service at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, said of releasing Mrs. Heinz Kerry's tax returns, "I don't think it's required, but I think it's wise".

I think it's wise to plan ahead.

"I don't think it's wise to do so," he said.

Do I think it's wise to spend tons of money on stimuluses and stimuluses?

Still, not all experts think it's wise to rapidly expand the market for natural gas.

I also think it is wise on the Commission's part to place just the regulatory activities on a supranational footing.