One would also anticipate troubled industries: automotive, real estate, consumer products, etc. Regardless of the once-understandable wisdom of seeking dividends, the current market has shown that an emphasis on that as a sole investment motivation may no longer be valid.
Nearly everything on view is drawn from the museum's holdings, which shakes up the (understandable) conventional wisdom that the Modern's view of early Modernism is almost terminally Francophile.
Presenting some 250 works — most of them little-seen prints — it celebrates one of the 20th century's most brutally effective, socially responsive unions of medium and message and shakes up the (understandable) conventional wisdom that the museum is almost terminally Francophile.
Instead of engaging in self-congratulatory puffery, Peace should be addressing shareholders' understandable concerns about the wisdom of making a designer the chief executive.
This conventional wisdom is understandable given that the party began as a pressure group of anti-Maastricht rebels, but it is no longer accurate.
And that is understandable, he said; just because conventional wisdom says you should be able to take more risk doesn't mean you as an individual can stomach severe market ups and downs.
The temptation is certainly understandable, but the better part of wisdom is not to toss away our hard-bought freedoms in the absence of truly compelling necessity.
Mr Obama evidently realised this at an early stage, and has shown understandable impatience at what became almost conventional wisdom among politicians and the media.
We are talking about the need for some fact-based, understandable, clear, engaging, frequent, cohesive, compelling, public wisdom that leads to wise action….
Wisdom means practical wisdom, not scientific understanding.
The impulse is understandable, but some executives worry that the conventional wisdom -- that you can't go wrong by avoiding risk, cutting costs and trimming workers -- could bring a self-reinforcing deflationary cycle.
