Sentence examples for wisely employed from inspiring English sources

Bazar's poetry frequently treats such issues as the types of behaviour that are appropriate to different stages of life; the responsibilities of different social classes; the opposition of heroism and cowardice, of contentment and greed, and of wisely employed speech and idle boasting; the consequences of success and failure; and the nature of literary language, a perennial Kazakh theme.

The geriatrician's mantra of 'start low and go slow' may be wisely employed in this population, which may be more prone to adverse side effects that their younger old counterparts.

Editorial judgment, which the New York Post is clearly lacking, needs to be employed very wisely.

Now, politicians choose words wisely - perhaps they employed the term to make tar-sand oil seem less egregious?

Since the end of the Cold War, the United States has repeatedly employed its military, wisely and unwisely, as a weapon against fate and inevitability.

And Connecticut is wisely looking to graduate to touch-screen technology like that employed by bank A.T.M.'s.

Perhaps inevitably it is "the knitting steelworkers", though wisely no one has yet tested the reaction of burly members still employed in heavy metals.

The difference between Pellegrini and Simeone is that the Argentine employs it wisely.

They must avoid the hubris of thinking their theory is perfectly suited to the task, while employing it wisely enough to produce some harmony amid the cacophony.

That show employed broad comedy and a lot of mugging, elements this adaptation has wisely left behind, since they wouldn't play well here in the super-savvy 21st century.

Paoli, probably wisely, is presented in a manner reminiscent of that which the ancient Greek biographer Plutarch employed in his lives of great men.