Sentence examples for wise to protect from inspiring English sources

The songwriters are wise to protect their creation.

Perowne, almost a foot taller than Baxter, considers that if it comes to a scrap he'll be wise to protect his testicles.

If a non-British person conducts business and has assets in Britain, he may think it wise to protect the international value of these assets by selling a certain amount of sterling forward.

In addition, you would be wise to protect the skin on your face and neck by wearing a hat with a four-inch (or wider) brim and, if you use the skin product on your arms or legs, you would be best off wearing long sleeves and long pants.

Given the sensitive nature of this story, it would be wise to protect their identities – I'll call them Ellis and Rhiannon.

In an invasion, it's wise to protect the areas near graveyards in the place being attacked.

"Some of them are wise enough to protect it like a piece of art.

Despite the fact that he's only filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, actually seen by many financial experts as a wise move to protect assets and investments, the nuances of his financial situation have hardly stemmed the tide of hatred and smirks.

The results indicate that the aquifer systems in the study area are moderately vulnerable to contamination by nitrate; thus it needs a wise plan to protect groundwater quality.

When I was younger my doctors all looked old and wise, able to protect me from the hideous diseases that may try to penetrate my young glowing skin.

Despite the expense, Dieramu feels that the net is a wise investment to protect herself, her unborn child and the rest of the family from the deadly disease.