Sentence examples for wise practice from inspiring English sources

The wise practice of this anthology is to mix translators, so one hears various shades of the original.

Retracing my steps back down to the trailhead, I was alone again — not a wise practice, according to park brochures.

Because most of us can relate with it, I offer the example of using cell phones while we drive only as a method of hooking your attention to examine the larger issue: Having our conscious mind present and accounted for in our body is a wise practice, regardless of where our body is or what it may be doing -- we'll always be better off for it and so will all of those around us.

Rather, the concept of wise practices can be a basis from which to engage Aboriginal and other communities in research to investigate this inquiry [ 58, 59].

When the temptation arises to claim the world is going to hell in a hand basket, it's always wise to practice some restraint.

One legal expert who has watched the case closely and attended most court sessions, Norm Early, a former Denver district attorney, said the ruling to allow unrestricted questioning in the closed-court session was probably wise judicial practice.

Corporations that dispense vast sums of money, however benevolent in theory, are not always wise in practice.

When Barack Obama began mobilizing the base of the party against Clinton's Bush-Lite strategy, Howard Wolfson and Mark Penn thought it wise to practice Karl Rove's brand of smear and fear politics.

It can be wise to practice with mock drafts before the real deal.

It is wise to practice nudism when your parents or significant other is not at home.

At first it is wise to practice this when alone, but eventually you should be able to do it even in the midst of distractions, such as when traveling to and from work.