Sentence examples for wise to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

We are wise to acknowledge miracles".

Investors were wise to acknowledge that, in international capital markets, the perfect is the enemy of the good.

Whatever the tribunal makes of the ways of television, they would be wise to acknowledge another truth.

Yet perhaps there is a change afoot, led by the fans and one that the establishment would be wise to acknowledge.

In any event, Greenhouse is wise to acknowledge the possibility that many of the problems he describes are rooted in competitive forces beyond any individual company's control.

Rebuilding trust, and creating the kind of parliament that the UK deserves, cannot be left to the parties alone, and the conference's final report would be wise to acknowledge that.

Instead of criticizing Del Bosque, it might be wiser to acknowledge that without an obvious central attacker, his team has the best ratio of goals for and against in the tournament.

But we would be wiser to acknowledge our finite existence and to make the reality of our brief time on earth a guide to how to live.

In parts of rambling question-and-answer sessions, Mr. Wise seemed to acknowledge that he was involved in the attack, but at other points, he denied it outright.

The manager was wise enough to acknowledge that narrowly beating Wigan, who only just survived relegation last season, hardly gives cause for jubilation.

As the story is wise enough to acknowledge, no parent, however open-minded, is easy to approach with the truth.