Sentence examples for wisdom to stop from inspiring English sources

"You had enough wisdom to stop an experiment with me.

Let's hope that in the next 24-36 hours, governments have the wisdom to stop digging.

She was certainly the most famous child star in history, and she, or her mother, had the wisdom to stop there.

We need to develop the patience, the thoroughness and the wisdom to stop the blame shifting and backside covering, work together, ask the right questions and make a difference.

Soddy's fifth proposal, the only one that remains outside the bounds of conventional wisdom, was to stop banks from creating money (and debt) out of nothing.

Mr Aristotle and some others let drop    a lot of words of wisdom of when to stop.

Others may follow.The Amazon Fund, launched on July 31st by Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, leans on an idea that has become accepted wisdom among conservationists: to stop the Amazon rainforest from shrinking, a way must be found to make preserving it more lucrative than slashing and burning it.

He pointed out that thousands of foreign jihadists had managed to travel to and from Syria for the past few years through Turkey and questioned the wisdom of now trying to stop jihadists with bombs when they could have been stopped with tighter border controls.

He pointed out that thousands of foreign jihadi had managed to travel to and from Syria for the past few years through Turkey and questioned the wisdom of now trying to stop militants with bombs when they could have been stopped with tighter border controls.

Conventional wisdom tells us that to stop a bully, you generally need to punch him in the nose.

Like a good friend who tried to take away the car keys from a power drunk U.S. administration before it got behind the wheel, France had the wisdom and forethought to try to stop the United States from its biggest foreign policy catastrophe since the Vietnam War.