Sentence examples for which wisely from inspiring English sources
The defining decision that confirmed the UK's different approach happened under the last Labour government, which wisely avoided asking UK voters to join the euro.
The words were traced back to Brigham Young University, which wisely included a note in its honor code: "Some of the content and structure of this policy were adapted from the following sources".
It was a low point for the industry, which wisely backed down.In this section Europe's Tea Parties Deeper, better, NAFTA Why optimism may be bad news The Arab road The new drugs war ReprintsNow arguments over drugs pricing are rising again.
This could have been Hitchcock talking, and the "well-made" play, which wisely Knott did not open out -most of the action remains in the London home of the wealthy couple - offered the director enough scope for some of his characteristic bravura moments.
Unfortunately, incomplete knowledge of the natural history of this toad, and of the beetles it was supposed to control, proved disastrous: the toads did not eat the pesky beetles, which wisely lived in the tops of the sugarcane, far out of the reach of the lumbering toads.
Readers with very long memories may recall that my first columns in this space came, in the early 1960s, from our then base in the Shetland Isles, where I was county development officer in the period just before oil gave the islands prosperity which, wisely invested, is apparent to this day.
Mr. Milosevic's demise completes the European democratic revolution in which Dr. Albright wisely placed her faith.
The initiative depends on yearly allocations of $475 million, the first installment of which Congress wisely approved last year.
There is a fourth option, to act as if it's not there, which Millet wisely chooses.
It has received a total of €186 billion, most of which was wisely spent on improving roads and railways.
We put Bachmann's new campaign Web site — which is, wisely, devoid of historical references — Under the Monocle.
