Sentence examples for wise to adopt from inspiring English sources

But he said that Mr. Gore was wise to adopt the cause of reform now.

They know that it's wise to adopt a public pose of reform.

The Catholic church was wise to adopt the office of "Advocatus Diaboli" when considering its candidates for sainthood.

Businesses have an essential role to play, and would be wise to adopt Miss Gresak's motto while doing so.

And it's that notion gadget companies would be wise to adopt.

We thought it might be wise to adopt a similar strategy in neurosurgical patients to minimize cerebral edema.

He believed that it was wiser to adopt, in dealings with the wider public, the attitude that religious belief and practice were based on prophecy and tradition and had no need to be defended on rational grounds.

But single men would be wise not to adopt this bird's tactics: According to a study in the current Animal Behavior, male jacanas lure females into love-making by yelling at them as hard as they can.

Since all views are ultimately false from the Buddhist perspective, we are wise to choose to adopt those views that are spiritually helpful rather than harmful.

Incumbents would be wise to embrace disclosure.

The wise approach would be to adopt the programs that have proved so successful in Oregon.