Sentence examples for wisely longer from inspiring English sources

Until the headlines and our attention focus on what the research shows can directly improve school performance — additional money, used wisely; longer school days; better-paid and better-prepared teachers; year-round schooling — instead of the latest savior/soon-to-be-failure, we, like Ms. Black and Mr. Bloomberg, are missing the point.

Budget deficits in fact should prevent said deflationary episodes, which are episodes when wages are stagnant or falling and there is little or no economic growth, if the monies are spent wisely on longer-term projects, because government spending puts more money into circulation.

Dr. Davis Liu, a family physician with the Permanente Medical Group in northern California who has written "Stay Healthy, Live Longer, Spend Wisely: Making Intelligent Choices in America's Health Care System Stetho Publishingng, 2008), has devised the acronym DATE to help patients derive the most from a doctor's visit: D FOR DIAGNOSIS Write down the medical terms, not lay lingo.

James is that type of talent, but he wisely said that he was no longer in the franchise-saving business.

Retail expert Kate Hardcastle from Insight With Passion said Tesco was using the space wisely to get people to spend longer in store and get impulse purchases "back in the trolley because we don't do that as much online".

The Hunger Games is a cry that adults can no longer rule their world wisely.

After pumping some $3 billion into the struggling Japanese carmaker since 2000, DaimlerChrysler wisely decided in April it would no longer throw good money after bad.

This means the results are no longer exact, but this threshold is wisely chosen.

In today's cash-rich political climate, then, the biggest challenge for candidates may no longer be raising money, but spending it wisely.

Even more unsurprisingly, it seems that while the leaked nude photos will no longer feature, XVALA has used the publicity wisely to relaunch it with his own nude life-size images.

Far from being cursed with poor management, teams like the Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers are wisely sacrificing a single season in the hope of longer-term rewards from what is expected to be among the best draft classes in history.