Sentence examples for wise consequences from inspiring English sources

Then only people can try to control, other wise, consequences can be fatal".

On the other hand, however, they are products of the spontaneous activity of our minds; they are thus in no wise logical consequences of the contents of these sense-experiences.

But he is wise to the consequences.

So why not leave it to a new generation of bright-eyed historians, versed in all the documents, armed with their interrogations of the survivors, cognisant of all the consequences, wise after the event?

They would be wise to accept the consequences of the law and install the pollution controls they should have built years ago.

"I'm alive!" Being dead, credit-wise, can have serious consequences.

He persuaded Bush to go to the U.N. for its resolution warning Saddam of "serious consequences," which was wise.

It is wise to review the tax consequences of income decisions even before you make an investment.

Carley's brilliant acuity and subtlety of mind, her wise appreciation for long-term consequence, her courage, her extraordinary personal warmth, and her important financial support have been vital ingredients in sustaining the distinctive quality of her alma mater, which she so admired and loved.

It wasn't until 1869, when the American Medical Association published a paper entitled "Three Cases of Lead Palsy from the Use of a Cosmetic Called 'Laird's Bloom of Youth'" that the general public wised up to the deadly consequences of their morning regimen.

Some hunters say that the results would have been much more accurate had the pollsters included questions about civil liberties and wise land use and the economic consequences of putting hunt communities out of work.