Sentence examples for wise to answer from inspiring English sources

To help increase domestic violence awareness this October, the Guardian has partnered with Women's Information Service, WISE, to answer your questions on the topic.

And they are wise to do so.

The standard worldly wise answer to this question is to answer no.

How would you even begin?" In this tender, wise and hopeful novel, Clegg begins to answer that question.

Any presidential election is in part a referendum on the 3 a.m. question: Whom do you trust to answer and make a wise decision if the red phone rings in the middle of the night with a nuclear crisis?

Isn't that a simple way to answer whether you're the best parent -- a wise parent?

All staff members must be ready and able to answer any type of retail paintball question, as well as giving wise advice.

It was as far as he apparently deemed it wise to go in answer to a multitude of questions intended to bring out a complete picture of the role the government will play under the three-power accord to stabilize the relations between the dollar, pound and franc and particularly how the accord will affect the domestic value of the dollar.

"I'm moving, I must admit, to a position where we might be wise to delay final answers," he said.

With interview performed by trained personnel, migraine and TTH can be differentiated in the same person, but with questionnaires, it is usually wise to let the patient answer the questionnaire based on the altogether most bothersome headache [4].

"That's not a wise thing to do, answer questions in this forum at this time," said Robert Trout, Mr. Tilney's attorney in Washington.