Sentence examples for wise to inquire from inspiring English sources
Before choosing an instructor, you'd be wise to inquire about the person's training and experience.
Another player shares a border with those two, perhaps it might be wise to inquire.
It is important to recognise not all disabled people are unable to make a career for themselves, a qualified individual such as an accountant, architect, phone based salesperson (etc) can still work from home with the use of a computer, so it is wise to inquire if their employer can find ways to keep their employee active.
Once you are near the end of your bachelor's degree program, it is wise to start inquiring about jobs.
Since transportable valuables present greater risks – not only of theft but and even of fire/disaster complications owing to difference in insurance rules – the wise would do well to inquire of their insurers of any special considerations due such valuables.
IF YOU GO Lunch: Monday to Friday, noon to 3 p.m. Dinner: Monday to Friday, 5 to 11 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 11 p.m. Reservations unnecessary, but it's wise to make one, especially to inquire whether a large party has booked the main room.
Despite almost certainly never having heard of him – a deficiency that doesn't hold him back here – His Royal Highness should recall Bertolt Brecht's parable about the troubled king of the east who summoned his wise men and commanded them to inquire into the source of all the miseries in the world.
So he called his wise men together and asked them to inquire into its cause.
It would be wise, if you know a practicing Confucian or someone who has an interest in Confucianism, to inquire if they have any and where did they get them from.
