Sentence examples for wise to use a from inspiring English sources

In general, she said, because dogs' skin has a pH level different from human skin, it's wise to use a shampoo especially formulated for them.

People are loath to give up their mobile phones, even when engaged in sports risky enough to make it wise to use a helmet, like skiing, snowmobiling, motorcycling or bicycling.

I understand it is way too early to label him a bust (he has looked explosive in kick returns), but considering the Giants have had success finding running backs late in drafts, do you think it was wise to use a first-round pick on a running back?

To avoid problems stemming from inter-language or inter-cultural differences, it seemed wise to use a German questionnaire in our research, although a transfer to another country and language can present a test for a questionnaire's validity.

For the present time it seems wise to use a single array type for the evaluation of microarray data.

Attitude towards condom use was measured by two separate items: "It is wise to use a condom during sexual intercourse" and "It is pleasant to use a condom".

If you must deviate from your established sleep pattern, it would be wise to use an alarm.

If you use a CD as a template, it's wise to use an old one that you don't need.

partisans contend that investors who want to buy shares of a fund monthly or quarterly with a fixed amount of money, in a technique known as dollar-cost averaging, are wiser to use a no-load index mutual fund.

Indeed, even though the excess risk of death for a woman taking modern CHCs is 1 in 100,000, which is much lower than the risk of everyday activities such as cycling [56], there is a biological plausibility that in women with migraine should be wiser to use an estrogen-free containing contraception to avoid any potential vascular risk.

At the very least, both campaigns would be wise to use it as a sanity check on their own polling on a state-by-state basis, if they are not doing so already.