Sentence examples for wise to stop from inspiring English sources
They would be wise to stop them.
But city leaders were wise to stop fighting the legal challenge and to begin crucial reforms.
China would be wise to stop tailoring economic policy to satisfy its exporters and start thinking about the big picture, starting with its own people.
For these and other reasons, it is often wise to stop and wait, even if it is technically legal to go.
Part of Reagan's appeal came from his insistence on his own limitations, so Republicans would be wise to stop looking for a savior among a field of mortals.
This noise might be just a bluff designed to signal to Iran that it would be wise to stop enriching uranium, as the United Nations Security Council ordered it to a full two years ago.
Most legislators said on Monday that the governor had made the politically wise decision to stop championing something that had such unfavorable prospects, and some even expressed admiration.
It turned out to be a wise move to stop the study then, because the snake was found with 87 eggs inside her during a necropsy.* The analysis of this female along with 16 other pythons that were recently tracked, is undergoing review and will be published soon, I was told by Kristen M. Hart, a research ecologist with the survey.
I also can't help but think, he's chosen a very wise time to stop working for Michael Gove… Heading for a Fail… Abdul Arain Notable previous chancellors of Cambridge University have included Thomas Cromwell, Prince Albert, and Stanley Baldwin, and since 1976 the honour has been bestowed upon the Duke of Edinburgh.
The U.S. move is indeed a wise one to stop the bleeding wound (over 2000 U.S. soldiers dead and some 20,000 injured) and loss of direct wealth of approximately $264 billion $2 billionn per month for 132 months).
I had this experience with several songs of mine, until I finally got wise and decided to stop entering contests and start keeping my own counsel about my worth as a songwriter, artist, creative, and human being.
