Sentence examples for wisely maintaining from inspiring English sources

They've been wisely maintaining redundant servers that mirror their every keystroke and storing backup data tapes in fireproof vaults.

Elsewhere in the novel, Price wisely maintains that "to sit in the shade on a fine day, and look upon verdure is the most perfect refreshment".

My more than 54 years as a rabbi have taught me that the commandment "you shall not commit adultery" is still terribly relevant, and our religious traditions wisely maintain that marriage is sacred, the bonds between husband and wife are inviolate and that nothing shatters marital trust more than infidelity.

Sponsorship or not, More 4 has wisely maintained a link with Crufts' BBC days by retaining the puppy-dog enthusiasm, bright eyes and glossy coat of the indefatigable presenter Clare Balding, who I believe may have travelled all the way to the assignment with her head sticking out of the car window.

The challenge for Thompson and his chairman Grade is to invest the savings wisely and maintain the corporation's all-important reach.

It is equally important that our leaders allocate precious tax money wisely, and that includes maintaining a strong civil service system.

Yet while such hyping of military action to resolve the Iranian challenge continues, the Obama administration has wisely committed itself to maintaining pressure on the Iranian regime through international cooperation on sanctions, and has publicly argued against military action while still not taking this option off the table.

However, in this view men's superiority is meant to be used wisely for the purpose of maintaining the family's harmony.

On the drive over to the track yesterday, he talked about the high cost of maintaining a horse and wisely advised: "You can't own racehorses and have children".

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said the court had "wisely recognized the fundamental importance to public safety of protecting undercover identities and maintaining the integrity of their methods".

By wisely partitioning algorithms across programmable and fixed-function blocks, the performance goals can be met while still maintaining flexibility for new feature requirements and new standards.