Sentence examples for wisely removed from inspiring English sources

He had been, perhaps wisely, removed from history.

By 1993, the author had wisely removed references to zinc (rather than explain why it had not run out), and he gave natural gas 50 years, which mocked his forecast of ten years earlier.

It has been wisely removed from your website, meaning you (or your appalled female readers) obviously know how pathetic and truly awful Mr. Noer's words were.

The Institute of Medicine wisely recommends removing economic obstacles to better women's health; policy makers shouldn't allow the bishops to stand in the way.

John M. Grunsfeld, who will be one of four spacewalkers on the mission, said he and the rest of the crew had used the extra time wisely, practicing removing tiny screws "over and over again".

Use these services wisely and remove any fiscal obstacle from your financial life.

This renegade marketing is offensive and illegal, and Nike wisely decided yesterday to remove its decals.

Second, setting prices too low (or, worse, making the stuff free) removes the incentive to use water wisely.

The White House is on the defensive; it even requested at one point that Google, the parent of YouTube, consider removing the movie — an ill-considered request wisely resisted.

CenterParcs wisely backed off.

And we should also give wisely to charities, like Toys for Tots, that have worked hard to remove our doubts.