Sentence examples for wise to have from inspiring English sources

It's also wise to have printed versions ready, to hand out at interviews.

P. Dispatch Beyond passing courses in college or school It's wise to have outside proclivities.

The curator, Franklin Hill Perrell, would have been wise to have narrowed his focus.

Yahoo would have been wise to have asked that question - WWGD? - years ago.

It's also wise to have someone watch the pot at all times -- just in case.

It's dangerous on the streets and it's wise to have a partner.

It is wise to have an account at an American bank and a local bank, she said.

It is also always wise to have a third party review and provide feedback on your CV.

Is it wise to have such a high fraction of my savings in a relatively illiquid asset?

But since we were now retired, sort of, it seemed wise to have the knee checked out.

Others wonder if it is wise to have the same man creating her message and testing its effectiveness.