Sentence examples for wise choice of from inspiring English sources

"Global energy poverty requires a structural solution brought about by the wise choice of fuels and the wise choice of policies," Svec said in an email.

Two examples illustrate the methodology and the importance of a wise choice of the adequate failure criterion for numerical modelling.

If John McCain is elected president of the United States, credit should be given to his wise choice of a running mate.

Analysis stages of the CAD model particularly induce this time increase which is required for a wise choice of cutting tools and machining strategies.

"Come to the Edge" makes the wise choice of describing this dreadful loss early rather than waiting for it to arrive chronologically.

Along with the wise choice of foods goes the habit of eating at a relaxed pace, making the meal an event among colleagues or family, and reducing the need for constant snacking.

Modern historians debate whether an alliance between the Franks and Mongols would have been successful in shifting the balance of power in the region, and if it would have been a wise choice on the part of the Europeans.

Thanks to the wise choices of 2003, we have dodged the Libyan nuclear bullet.

I'd also like to congratulate the Academy on their very wise choices of nominating Tom Cross, our editor, and Craig Mann, Ben Wilkins and Thomas Curley our sound mixers.

The coat Rebecca Gonsalves: A blush silk raincoat would be ruined if there was any chance of a shower – perhaps not the wisest choice of outerwear in Blighty.

Well, suggests Mr Almunia, things like tougher rules for competition, less tough ones for illegal immigrants, a wiser choice of infrastructure priorities better roads, say, but free ones, not the fee-charging autopistas dear to the PP.