Sentence examples for wise given the from inspiring English sources

Probably wise, given the issues.

Analysts said these arrangements were wise, given the difficulty and expense of running e-commerce operations.

But others think Mr Obama's caution has proven wise, given the political mess in Kabul.

Some analysts have questioned whether the move is wise given the pressure the airline is already feeling on ticket prices.

This is wise, given the huge costs of having a significant fraction of the workforce off sick or nursing relatives.

His determination to invest in scanning equipment while still at college proved wise given the difficulties faced by farmers since then.

It was a hurried decision and perhaps not the wisest given the systematic targeting of journalists from both sides of the conflict.

The governor signaled last week that it might be wiser, given the state of the economy and the state's budget, to focus the additional money on districts with the greatest concentrations of poverty.

And as you can probably imagine, the difference between weekend and midweek performance-wise, given the lack of performance-detractors in the bloodstream, was as Big Sam is to Barcelona.

Nay, even the continuum-doctrine is in no wise given with the nature of human thought, so that from the epistemological point of view no greater authority attaches to the purely topological relations than to the others.

This is probably wise, given that the last time one of their candidates stood in front of a video camera he told Andrew Neil: "All Christians believe that God does and can do things with nature".