Sentence examples for wisdom of both from inspiring English sources

Bank deregulation was, for decades, the consensus wisdom of both American political parties.

I dispute the wisdom of both ratifying the TPP and embracing the idea that "being out of it would mean to be left out of the chance to integrate and access market opportunities that weren't available before".

If Sarah Palin were truly to "go rogue," to defy establishment "wisdom" of both parties, she'd take on big bad (shadow) government and stop parroting the mantra of "small government".

ADST has several ongoing activities: – The Foreign Affairs Oral History Collection, which grows by some 80 histories per year, conveys the experiences, analyses, knowledge, and wisdom of both career and non-career foreign affairs practitioners.

The committee is divided on the reason, or the wisdom, of holding both votes simultaneously.

Richard Rothstein's Lessons column about the wisdom of teaching both creationism and evolution in schools (Education page, June 7) misses an important point.

Let me just say that we believe we can further the wisdom of medicine, both collectively (new treatments) and collaboratively (patient-level).

With the awful truth that 6,000 kids drop out every school day staring them in the face, wouldn't someone question the wisdom of extending both the school day and the school year?

Leonardo trusted his senses and intuition over the "wisdom" of others, both contemporary and historical, relying upon himself and his own experience of the world to inform his worldview.

We need an open government, an open government that recognises that there is an enormous sum of wisdom both within our colleagues in this building and, of course, further afield.

Central banks are (mostly) willing to play that role where liquidity is concerned; Mr Bernanke trots out the wisdom of Walter Bagehot:In both cases, the provision of liquidity in the early stages was crucial.