Sentence examples for wise to go from inspiring English sources

You'd be wise to go with one of our competitors.

The FT agrees he was wise to go.

She said that she thought I had been wise to go back there to live.

As an author, it seemed wise to go where audiences congregate.

It was so hot, it wasn't even wise to go out at night.

He said: "He would be wise to go for a 'mini-reshuffle' rather than a complete overhaul".

In a "lean" team inside a large company, it's wise to go through a true hiring strategy exercise.

Given the restaurant's size and policy on reservations (taken only for five or more), it's wise to go early.

Several of those active in them have found it wiser to go into exile.

Sometimes, even in music, it's wiser to go with your head than your heart.

"It's wiser to go along with it, to make sure it doesn't get out of hand".