Sentence examples for wise to give so from inspiring English sources

It will also raise a long-term issue of whether it's wise to give so much freedom to investors.

Not every tutoring agency believes that it's wise to give charges so much attention.

Mr. Rocholl of the European School of Management and Technology said it would not be wise to give the central bank so much responsibility all at once, and the creation of a European F.D.I.C. is not yet politically feasible anyway.

That's why it was so wise to give Marcus the latitude to build a new team of fewer than a dozen, including Weil, focused on finding how Facebook could take advantage of the blockchain.

So the Governor is wise to give himself room for manoeuvre if things get worse".

Bactrim tends to be the most effective oral antibiotic, so it would be wise to give that a try.

With so much else to worry about, psychiatry would be wise to give up its fixation on a childhood trait as ordinary as shyness.

Was it wise to give the movie the same name?

I think it would be wise to give the same advice to men".

"It might be wise to give him the benefit of the doubt," Mr. Rubin said.

That's probably as much information as it's wise to give.