Sentence examples for wise to retain from inspiring English sources

Although all of Fassel's aides will be at liberty, the new coach would be wise to retain Mike Pope, the tight ends coach who has been the father Jeremy Shockey never had.

In those circumstances it is necessary to approach the early history of India largely through the eyes of the archaeologists, and it will be wise to retain a balance between an objective assessment of archaeological data and its synthetic interpretation.

Scott Pace, a former NASA official who is now director of the Space Policy Institute of George Washington University, said at the conference it would be wise to retain Ares I as both a backup for proposed commercial crew providers as well as an investment in future heavy-lift rockets.

If not, it may be wise to retain set PTO limits.

Because of the cost of hosting a radio show, it's often a wise idea to retain another job (at least until you can generate enough advertising revenue to support your show).

That said, it seems to me the wise thing to do is to retain skepticism and discipline and resist the hype and enthusiasm of any new innovation, no matter how bountiful the ends appear.

A modulation step was included to retain voxel-wise information about local tissue volume.

Multi-way metamodelling provides the opportunity to retain the block-wise structure of the temporal data typically generated by dynamic models throughout the analysis.

Ultimately we want to retain their innocence but where we used to want street-wise kids we now need web-wise children".

Mr. Christie's supporters said he would be wise to avoid being drawn into ideologically conservative positions if he hopes to retain his appeal among the moderates and liberals who have dominated general elections in New Jersey.

If chemists wish to retain control over their own systems they will be wise to start investing in Open semantic environments, because otherwise the rest of the world will do it for them.