Sentence examples for wisely handle from inspiring English sources

More voters have confidence in Mrs. Clinton's and Mr. McCain's ability to "wisely" handle an international crisis than feel that way about Mr. Obama.

Our goal is to help her learn how to wisely handle credit, so she won't misuse it later in life.

Wisely handled by consumers and restaurants -- served moderately chilled, not icy -- they are a sheer pleasure.

Charles is not new to McNally — she included a winsome cover of "Tennessee Blues" on her album "Geronimo" back in 2005 — and she wisely handles his songs with a mix of clear, simple phrasing and a restraint that suggests even deeper reserves of power.

All in all, the outlook is more uncertain even than is usually the case, but it is perhaps true to say that the economic potentialities of the present situation are more hopeful than they have been for a long time provided they are wisely handled.

When the philosophy is not wisely handled or gathered in the first place, the best outcome one can hope for is that the penny may drop later in life.

Even though at first sight engineers are concerned solely with technology, they are superiors of a number of employees, whom they should handle wisely.

If development isn't handled wisely, however -- and recent plans for projects aren't encouraging -- Vieques may one day be nostalgic for the era of Navy occupation.

(One hopes, though, that their funds are handled wisely for what, to them, must surely seem impossible: the day the game ends, and some of those in what Iverson calls the posse light out for other territories).

There is no such thing as free money unless you inherit it, and even then, you must handle it wisely or you will lose that as well.

"If we talk about handling credit wisely, we have to do that ourselves, and the fact is, we are not".