Sentence examples for wise to prevent from inspiring English sources

Dr. Potter said that it is also wise to prevent wasps from entering the house by sealing gable vents on attics and filling in other gaps or openings where pests can enter.

Other weather-related conditions, such as snow and rain, also make it wise to prevent collisions by keeping a safe distance behind for slippery, sliding and swerving cars.

The bid and ask prices may change before a market order reaches the exchange floor, so a limit order is always wise to prevent paying more than you expected when you placed the order.

It would clearly be wiser to prevent a bubble forming in the first place.

I did my Level Two in 2010, then my Uefa B. I don't want anything, qualification-wise, to prevent me from getting to where I want to be in terms of staying involved in the game".

Because for group treatment six patients are required, the randomisation is done block-wise to prevent prolonged waiting time for the individual patient.

The Myners proposal appears to assume that shareholders are wise enough to prevent corporate excess, in terms of pay packages or risk-taking.

In the words of Berlusconi, the omnibus decree was a "wise decision" to prevent "people voting to ban nuclear plants in Italy and therefore thwarting the government's nuclear agenda for many years to come".

I want them to be met at the prison gate, to have a place to live sorted out and above all someone who know where they are, what they are doing, and can be a wise friend to prevent them from reoffending.

This was a moment of vulnerability that would've taken a lot of effort by a very wise president to prevent those problems from getting worse".

It would be wise however, to prevent all pets, including birds, from eating them.