Sentence examples for wisdom of introducing from inspiring English sources

Graham has long been considered skeptical about the wisdom of introducing a paywall, according to company managers and executives.

We will try to persuade the European Parliament of the wisdom of introducing the six-and-five rule.

We are less confident about the wisdom of introducing multi-agency risk assessment conferences (Maracs) on a statutory basis.

However, we question the wisdom of introducing sweet taste sensation at an early age which may not be beneficial.

American oil companies have come around to understanding the wisdom of introducing competition, as a matter of their own self-interest.

Mr. Cassidy also questioned the wisdom of introducing such a policy change when complaints about flaws in the city's new 911 system are still swirling.

The party is about to start examining the wisdom and practicalities of introducing a ringfenced tax which would involve a one pence increase in either income tax or National Insurance.

Lamb told delegates the party would examine the wisdom and practicalities of introducing a ringfenced tax that would involve a 1p increase in either income tax or national insurance.

Beyond the most obvious reason why I am questioning the wisdom of ever introducing this agent of Satan, I mean Santa, into my house (who on Earth has the time to remember to move this little gentleman around every night?), I can't help but wonder if we are really sending our kids the right message with things like the Elf.

Although he questions the wisdom of having introduced himself as Eric Kennedy to Laura when they met, what else, he argues, could he have done?

AMMAN, Jordan - A South Korean missionary here speaks of introducing Jesus in a "low voice and with wisdom" to Muslims, the most difficult group to convert.