Sentence examples for wise since from inspiring English sources

This was wise, since "Drill, baby, drill!" has become an effective Republican slogan.

That was politically wise, since it avoided slighting advocates for any particular dialect.

Nor would it be wise, since they are custodians of their race and their precious brand.

Doing so is not, after all, compulsory nor always wise, since the reaction to peacemaking that fails can be violent.

That may be wise: since the advent of Mr Obama, America's standing has risen in Arab eyes, and Mr Bush's zeal for reforming other countries was counterproductive anyway.

I'm not sure this confession is entirely wise, since it may inspire inflated expectations in the audience — life changer or bust — for what will turn out to be an unusual but hardly revelatory hour of mild diversion.

No concept of mercantilism, or the idea that trade can be practiced by foreign nations as rivalry, with a deliberate agenda to weaken the U.S. Gingrich doesn't seem to have wised up since, either.

This register holds individualised information on inpatient care county-wise since 1964 and nation-wide since 1987.

No side would have done it any earlier, date-wise, since United beat Blackpool 2-1 on the same day to seal the 1955-56 chandionship and Mourinho said afterwards it would have felt "like death" for his team's supporters.

(No one has been foolish enough to suggest that Congress has become wiser since then).

Wenger believes his team have become stronger, perhaps a little wiser, since they last met Chelsea.