Sentence examples for wise to assume from inspiring English sources

So, probably wise to assume this reunion's happening in 2016, then?

Nor is it wise to assume that the Islamic State will collapse under the weight of its cruelty.

Although we cannot guarantee the exchange rate after Brexit, I think it may be wise to assume that the cost will increase.

Until you hear otherwise, it is wise to assume that this technology does not relieve the reader of the obligation to exercise the customary caution.

When you are in a radical movement, it's wise to assume that the person arguing for the most extreme action is an agent provocateur.

It would be wise to assume he was also not bluffing about trade protectionism and willingness to see the EU unravel.

It was much wiser to assume the $4 billion, than to make the $4 billion in cuts".

So is it wiser to assume we're not in control of either our own health or of how customers view us?

Dr. White said it would be wiser to assume that new fossils belonged to documented species, like Australopithecus afarensis, instead of hypothesizing a new species with every new fossil.

But then, the law of unintended consequences has enough corollaries that you might be wise not to assume too much.

Whatever form the stimulus eventually takes, it is probably wise not to assume that its restorative powers will cure the economy.