Sentence examples similar to wise times from inspiring English sources

Centrica is preparing to rationalise its exploration and production business, but Mr Conn said that now was not a wise time to sell assets and any exit would take time.

So now would be a very wise time for somebody to buy an occupied unit to prepare for the future, because in one year prices will be significantly higher than they are today.

Whether a period of market volatility is a wise time to sell stocks is another discussion entirely, having to do with your asset allocation strategy.

When oil prices fall, it is a wise time to change it and that will also help protect us against energy price volatility in the future".

The residuals after regression constituted the voxel wise time series used for further analyses.

In wiser times Parliament would wait before it acted.

This is often found wild around the sites of old Roman baths and lakes, as folk in wiser times would plant it exactly where they needed it.

And so the returning nature-writer brings back to the eager denizens of Stoke Newington or Brooklyn some long-forgotten truth from earlier times – which in myth are always wiser times.

Hopefully we will see wiser times ahead as we learn about building long-term growth and value for not just investors, but also customers, employees and the economy itself.

Ks values were also calculated for orthologues of the homoeologous genes, and used to estimate pair-wise times of divergence (Additional file 4).

He added, "We believe that the wisest time to spend your money is when things are not going too well".