Sentence examples for wise to develop from inspiring English sources

Depending on the strength of your bladder, it might be wise to develop this technique.

President Bush would be wise to develop a consensus with his Mexican counterpart on a broad array of hemispheric issues.

With reduced military options we would be wise to develop this rich, multi-lingual and multicultural internationalist treasure trove.

After seventy years of American efforts to stop the spread of nuclear weapons, Trump has suggested that South Korea and Japan might be wise to develop them.

For example, a vitamin reseller might be wise to develop a smartphone app to remind consumers of pill times…and bundle it with every order.

But any service that already has a site would be wise to develop their mobile apps from scratch, perhaps even as more of a separate startup within the company.

Is it wise, then, to develop social policies that go to the heart of family life without better knowledge?

It is wise now to develop the debate on the suitable integration of QSAR models within a broader process of evaluation of chemical properties, especially within a 'weight of evidence' approach.

While many kids dread school, the idea of leaving horrible stepparents to attend a special school staffed by wise adults to develop unique and powerful abilities seems like a fantasy kids could embrace.

Design wise, we wanted to develop a product that was: portable and small in form-factor, convenient yet out of the way (no cords!), while not compromising on sound quality.

"Romney will need answers, and he'd be wise to start developing them now," Mr. Hume said, before conveying a campaign-ready story about how capitalists wring efficiencies out of businesses and then redeploy capital to create more businesses.