Sentence examples for wise to try from inspiring English sources

But is it wise to try to play God with the climate?

But some think it would be wise to try harder not to repel single women.

She'd be wise to try and avoid the fireworks that erupted in the last round.

Some physicians question whether it is always wise to try to keep them alive.

So he thought it wise to try a gentler, more Zen tactic: he started writing haikus.

Mr. Gerbrandt said Ms. Laybourne had been wise to try to build the cable channel.

Woodward, no doubt, is at the top of the White House list for several reasons — among them a calculation that it would be wiser to try to coöpt Woodward, a tenacious reporter, than to shut him out.

The reader may want to attempt this with paper and pencil but, given that there are 429 such birds, it may be wiser to try it instead (or in conjunction) with an automated reasoning program; both approaches are explored in (Glickfeld and Overbeek 1986).

"We are probably wiser to try to stick together than to engage in completely unproductive infighting that only allows the real bad guys to keep winning," he wrote.

Any government is entitled to resist the break-up of its country (though it might both be wrong and fail, if the demand were overwhelming); but it is wise also to try to defuse the demand.

Upon reflection, I think it's perhaps wise not to try to make a career of disruption, because he who disrupts may in turn be disrupted (please someone send me a good Latin translation of that aphorism).