Sentence examples for wisely resulting from inspiring English sources

But while Colletti helped bring the Dodgers five playoff appearances in his nine years, he didn't always spend wisely, resulting in expensive signings of benched outfielder Andre Ethier and underachieving relief pitchers Brian Wilson, Brandon League and Chris Perez.

Their only chance of holding elites accountable, of countering domination, is to organize themselves skillfully and use the resulting power wisely.

Texas has spent money well and wisely, with results to show for it.

The resulting model, if used wisely, could help to search for new metabolic engineering strategies to manage ethanol content in batch fermentations.

Last year, the Department of Education wisely took steps that resulted in the demise of Corinthian, which, like ITT, was almost entirely a creature of government aid.

I don't like them, but I realize that if the money is wisely spent then it results in social and economic benefits alike.

The resulting exhibition at the V&A seems to have been very low-key, and the idea was wisely dropped.

Those who have it do not use it wisely, and the result is a scandal like this that carries a very high political cost".

A new count in 1939 came up with a similar total, but this time officials wisely classified the results and gave Stalin his figure of 170m.That Stalin insisted on this charade is a backhanded testimony to the way counting introduces people to themselves.

The end result, Wisely hopes, will be a platform for both mobile and web where anyone can access this kind of data.

We've invested, over four years, £30m of public money in the FA so they have a real responsibility to spend it wisely and deliver results.