Sentence examples for would be more wise from inspiring English sources

She told me perhaps next time I would be more wise in my lifestyle and decision making choices regaurding work".

We just waited because we thought from a PR point of view it would be more wise to wait, then put it into the right perspective".

In the process of change, she also thought it would be more wise to walk slow, because it was important for her to stay balanced on the beam of her life.

Would it not be more wise to simply try and run away?

And the dopiest backpacker would be more travel-wise than Hand.

In truth it seems that giving money to other "secular" or at-least "faith-based" causes would be more productive, effective, and wise than giving large "sacrificial seeds" to the church.

Everyone's more wised up.

It would, however, be more honest and wiser to go back to first principles and ask why it is that the slick proposition of the summer budget has unravelled.

Other comments: Reviewer #1: In the subsection "Deconvolution Analysis or Cortical Information Processing," wouldn't it be more useful task-wise to identify independent sources by using only C + trials instead of merging data from C + & C – trials for ICA? Did the authors do this analysis?

Probably not, but we would be wise to remember there are more options available than we think.DAVID JENKINSWeybridge, SurreySIR Your chart shows a consistent drop in the crude-oil price from 1860 to 1973.

"Even a man of his extraordinary powers and endurance must drop out of international cricket some day and it would be wiser and more graceful act on his part to do so voluntarily".