So lawmakers will have to work wisely, and quickly, investment strategists say, to give the economy and the financial markets a jolt.
Bar her, admittedly well-cast, turn in Sam Raimi's otherwise disappointing Oz the Great and Powerful, Michelle Williams picks her work wisely, choosing to showcase her talents in smaller projects – a strategy that's led to three Oscar nominations.
More a music vehicle than a proper drama, the work wisely hasn't been tarted up for Broadway.
The most successful of them tend to be short, like Schoenberg's "Erwartung," which presents a disoriented woman searching a forest at night for her lover, a searing Expressionist work that wisely lasts just a half-hour.
When she and her staff discussed how to treat it, they first asked, "How can we work more wisely with Mother Nature, not against her?" The garden staff has just spent three years and $500,000 drafting an answer.
Better understanding of these mechanisms would enable people to work more wisely and innovatively in designing new reactions and synthesizing novel chemicals and materials.
But this Broadway stint has shone a harsh spotlight on a work that wisely avoided the glare its first time around.
Pushed past our human abilities, unable to work as wisely and skillfully as we are able, we feel more desperate, frantic, overwhelmed, and often disappointed - especially in ourselves.
EMR data can support quality improvement work if used wisely; such work could also contribute to steadily improving data quality.
Ms. Nakadate — who was born in Texas, grew up in Iowa and is half-Japanese — wisely works outside New York, has an instinct for harmless individuals and enforces strict rules, beginning with no touching.
