Sentence examples for wise to draw so from inspiring English sources

Critics wondered whether it was wise to draw so much attention to the industry's tax-efficient riches.

And the Clinton Administration was a deep pool of extraordinary talent, so it was wise to draw from it - in most cases.

Third, it has never been entirely wise to draw national lessons from local elections where voters often understandably respond to local issues – and it's madness now the country is so geographically divided.

From this collection of self-reported data, it is wise not to draw too many conclusions.

But I am uncertain whether it's wise or possible to draw clear lines between social work and community work.

And they are wise to do so.

He was wise to do so.

They are wise to do so.

But it may have been wise to do so.

But it was politically wise to do so".

"I don't think it's wise to do so," he said.