It flew in the face of conventional wisdom by offering to exchange his remaining bishop for White's remaining knight.
Still, you wonder at the wisdom of offering music this wildly funky in a seated venue where the bouncers stop people dancing.
[C15.] Better Choice, Not More in 401 k)'s Investor behavior clouds the wisdom of offering wider choice in 40l(k) retirement plans.
American businesses and diplomats have been pushing hard for the agreement, which would confirm the Vietnamese government's wisdom in offering open markets a second chance.
No state is known to want to declare bankruptcy, and some question the wisdom of offering them the ability to do so now, given the jitters in the normally staid municipal bond market.
As a business person and a parent, I have been waiting for Broadway producers to wake up and see the wisdom in offering discounts to young people ("Broadway Goes to School to Get 'Em Young," Arts pages, April 18).
"You'd have to question the wisdom of offering this retirement arrangement when his leadership has not created a lot of value for shareholders," said Brad Pacheco, a fund spokesman.
For example, he praised the wisdom of offering a package of proposals touching on how news is gathered, distributed and read — thus, issues like Internet privacy, protection for search engines and compensation for defending frivolous lawsuits are all considered part of protecting free speech.
Kiev would reconsider the wisdom of offering places in the interim government to ultra-nationalists.
Sony, in their infinite wisdom, is offering a way to remove all of the crapware and "extras" they stuff onto their PCs and notebooks.
The wisdom of offering a service like this, unless simply a publicity stunt, is flawed: as we know 90% of the users on ChaCha were pranksters and as ChaCha eventually found out, the model doesn't work.
