Sentence examples for wise deal from inspiring English sources

Judgment is still pending on whether the Rangers made a wise deal or not.

But several brokers said that Mr. Lourd may have nonetheless made a wise deal since, in this strong luxury market, the combined apartments will probably command a much higher price per square foot as a single unit than they would if resold separately.

Likewise, the Tactica, an early 10th-century handbook said to have been written under the supervision of the Byzantine emperor Leo VI the Wise, dealt with formations as well as weapons and the ways of fighting with them.

The powers that be would be wise to deal fairly with their grievances.

— Patrick Farrell Eater: How does the wise sommelier deal with the high rollers known as whales?

ALBANY — A warning to any slacker state employee who thinks it is wise to deal drugs, sleep and watch television just a few steps from the State Capitol while you are supposed to be working: You will probably end up in jail.

There is no reason to assume that a wise political deal cannot be more effective than an unambitious but legally binding one.

"It just didn't work out because of scheduling and timing-wise and deal stuff.

He added: "You are going to pay the price if you are not wise with dealing with terrorists".

In first American TV interview for two years, Syrian dictator tells America: 'You will pay the price if you are not wise with dealing with terrorists' Director Peter Jackson has thrilled his Facebook fans by providing an unprecedented  stream of photos from the set of the final film in The Hobbit trilogy to celebrate the completion of filming in New Zealand.

"You're going to pay the price if you're not wise with dealing with terrorists.