Sentence examples for wise to avoid from inspiring English sources

They'd be wise to avoid these pitfalls.

Officials would be wise to avoid that one.

Until further research clarifies the side effects, it's wise to avoid taking DHEA.

But McCarthy is surely wise to avoid thrusting vegetarianism on to voters' plates.

Professor Johnson said those lawyers would be wise to avoid questions.

(Probably wise to avoid "apothegms," unless you want to get taken to the nearest window).

Genetic Medicine It's wise to avoid the terms "holy grail" and "breakthrough" in discussing any therapy.

In pubs, it was wise to avoid discussion with learned readers of the Sun.

Dr. Hazen said it also may be wise to avoid supplements or vitamins with added choline.

On that view, levying a lower rate is wise to avoid discouraging new nationals.

But even with such protection, it is wise to avoid exposure to the allergens as much as possible.