Sentence examples for wise to make from inspiring English sources

New York City is wise to make this investment.

But is it wise to make these policies the focus of a developmental effort?

Wouldn't it be wise to make a good death for yourself?

You will have to pay for postage and it is wise to make this recorded delivery.

Still, Ms. Dickstein was wise to make this adolescent pharaoh admirable.

Given the uncritical approach taken by "The Court", it would be wise to make time to watch "Prosecutor" as well.

Also, the changes show that the Energy Department spotted that Tesla had potential and was wise to make the adjustments.

It's rarely wise to make upbeat predictions about a group of lawmakers as reliably disappointing as the United States Senate.

In fact, it might be wise to make sure you've got hot evening plans before you even walk in.

And several City Council members said they were not sure that it would be wise to make the cuts.

Mr. Obama would have been wise to make a forceful diplomatic push first before succumbing to the naïveté of his pro-intervention critics.