Sentence examples for wisely giving from inspiring English sources

Erik Thomsen has used his smaller real estate wisely, giving most of it over to a stunning 17th-century Japanese screen.

That means making a distinction between what is best for a few, our nation or our shareholders, and moving into self-consciously, actively, and wisely giving priority to what is best for the common good of us all.

After four attempts to correct me, she wisely gives up.

Wisely, given the possibilities for malapropism, they decided against it.

He wisely gave up his first love, football.

"Nature has given women so much power that the law has very wisely given them little," is another one.

Perhaps wisely, given New Yorkers' notoriously hardnosed approach to life, Panera will not be giving them the option of paying what they like for food.

While Davis's military judgment was occasionally at fault, he wisely gave Lee wide scope in conducting the war over the next three years.

N.B.C. also wisely gave him a lift in recruiting Navy Commander Eugene A. Cer nan, a veteran of space travel, to explain the intrica cies of assorted capsules.

"They wisely gave no time frame because, frankly, no one knows how the future will evolve," said Michelle Krebs, an analyst with the research firm Autotrader.

Perhaps rather wisely, given the show's infamous shortage of all of these things over the decades, dinosaurs have been (comparatively) seldom seen in Doctor Who.