Sentence examples for wisely few from inspiring English sources

Despite chronic underfunding for conservation and the recognition that funds must be invested wisely, few studies have analysed the direct costs of managing protected areas at the spatial scales needed to inform local site management.

On the contrary, wisely used, few things carry more power".

Mr. Vongerichten has wisely retained a few signature dishes.

After the patchy response duly bestowed upon the patchy Empire, Kasabian have wisely made a few changes for this much-improved follow-up.

Sandy Maisel, who along with Mr. Bibby wrote the book "Two Parties or More," in 1998, said he thought if Mr. Buchanan spent his money wisely, in a few small states with big anti-abortion movements, he might still matter.

"8 Mile" wisely covers only a few weeks in time.

Lindsay Lohan is beautiful and talented and the best is still ahead of her, if she navigates the next few years wisely.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker wisely advised Kerry a few weeks ago that it's just as much a legacy to walk away from a bad deal given how much we know Kerry wants one.

The lucky few who wisely chose to attend her Sunday night show at (appropriately enough) a renovated church called Stargazers Theatre in Colorado Springs the day before Labor Day were treated to all the above.

It wisely focuses on a few characters at first, and even if you don't know much about them (and even if a number of them remain types for the duration), you get invested in at least a few of them as the story gets them into deeper and deeper trouble.

I did find the words 'refrain' and 'avoid' while searching the lists on the Choosing Wisely website, but a few do's would have been nice.