Sentence examples for wisdom of holding from inspiring English sources

First responders are not the only ones questioning the wisdom of holding the race.

The recent violence has placed in doubt the wisdom of holding them at all just now.

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

Whether they can persuade their extreme and recalcitrant colleagues of the wisdom of holding back is another matter.

Mr. Martoma's colleagues in SAC's health care group raised specific concerns with Mr. Cohen about the wisdom of holding such a large position in the two companies.

While this year's confluence of holy days and anniversaries is unusual, it revives old questions about the wisdom of holding primaries at all in mid-September.

I seriously doubt both the correctness and the wisdom of this holding.

In a market with declining demand, rising capacity and intense discounter competition, we question the wisdom of dogmatically holding on to this target.

But when he turns to talk to me, there always seems to be an underlying sadness to his eyes as he hands me little pearls of wisdom to hold onto for the rest of the day.

The wisdom of retention, the policy of holding a child back to repeat the same grade, has long been debated.

The conventional wisdom of 2007 holds that Diana week was an outburst of mass hysteria, an episode when the British public lost its characteristic cool and engaged in seven days of bogus sentimentality, whipped up by the media, and whose flimsiness was demonstrated when it vanished as quickly as it had appeared.