Amid financial mayhem, Mr Obama and Mr McCain are wisely addressing immediate problems for older voters.
What we should consider now is how, from the heights of our modern civilization, we can use our knowledge to more wisely address the complex factors that may trigger tension, competition and conflicts between major powers.
Gibson wisely avoids addressing the import of 9/11 head on, but he somehow establishes a powerful correlative for it in Cayce's strange quest — through the Tokyo red-light district and the Moscow underworld — to find the anonymous filmmaker.
"The extra time should be used wisely to address France's failing competitiveness.
Changing the way OHA manages its assets and ensuring greater accountability are critical, she said, to making sure that money is used wisely to address these challenges.
"But we can't expect these new developments to be addressed wisely if the people in the tech sector who know the most about technology withdraw from the conversation," Smith wrote.
Kaymer was about to swing, but wisely stepped away, and addressed the ball again.
"Free to Dance" wisely avoids directly addressing the still loaded question of whether there is a "black dance".
I have to believe that we can think more deeply about these complex problems, work more collaboratively with all constituents and spend our money more wisely as we address the inequities in educational opportunities as well as improve the overall quality of education in our country.
