Sentence examples for wise with the from inspiring English sources

"And at the same time we're calling upon Congress to be wise with the taxpayers' money".

"I think that the present administration of the Masters has not been very wise with the statement," Carter said.

But Jeffrey Feiner, a retail analyst at Lehman Brothers, said it was difficult to tell whether building a new store was wise with the economy waning.

"Congress is now going to have to work with us to make sure that we set priorities and are fiscally wise with the taxpayer's money".

At a time when we're at war and a time when we need to strengthen our economy, Congress must be wise with the people's money, fund the nation's priorities and control wasteful spending.

If the classic double act is Morecambe and Wise, this one is very much Wise and Wise, with the added embarrassment that someone has clearly told Shearer to smile more.

"You can get more for your money, quality-wise, with the bullpen".

"Our practice has been that it is not a smart way to run a business to be cross-wise with the government," he said.

Still, provided the parents were able to throw in a bag of M&M's, they (or, at least, the world) would fare better, total-happiness-wise, with the larger brood.

By Jane Mayer If this keeps up, the period between May , 1972 and May, 1973 — the year in which almost no one seems to remember George W. Bush performing his duties as a member of the Alabama National Guard — will one day rank up there, mystery-wise, with the lost years of Shakespeare, or Chuck Barris.

If this keeps up, the period between May , 1972 and May, 1973 — the year in which almost no one seems to remember George W. Bush performing his duties as a member of the Alabama National Guard — will one day rank up there, mystery-wise, with the lost years of Shakespeare, or Chuck Barris.