Sentence examples for wise to think from inspiring English sources
If you are thinking about cutting off your financial advisor, it may be wise to think again.
Israel and Mr Netanyahu may be wise to think again.
"[L]aw schools would probably be wise to think about being two years instead of three".
The president and those around him would be wise to think two or three moves ahead.
It would be wise to think carefully about that gloomy prospect.
It would be wise to think of where they stand on some of these issues.
It may also be wiser to think in terms of managing a landscape, rather than forests alone.Some hope that new sources of income will make it possible for tropical forests to combine financial and environmental sustainability.
While it's noble to focus on how to spread wealth around, he says that it might be wiser to think of ways the poor and middle class could cater to the economy's biggest winners.
But it may be wiser to think beyond that (or buy Foodspotting and extend their services).
But in the FDD, Teixeira says most franchisors calculate three months' worth of expenses, when it's wiser to think of your likely expenses for up to six months.
"While it's noble to focus on how to spread wealth around, it might be wiser to think of ways the poor and middle class could cater to the economy's biggest winners". The Republican Party has staked out a position where anything to the left of extreme selfishness is on the slippery slope to socialism.
