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The Nobel committee evidently wants to encourage him but it might have been wiser to hold judgment until he has achieved more.

At the time, he said, it had seemed wiser to kill them than leave them alive, because of the possibility that they might be hostile.

Once the carried interest exception has been dealt with, it would be wiser to call a halt, even if the Blackstone tax structure survives.

eg: 1 The Coca-Cola Company might have been wiser to leave the old Coke alone and introduce New Coke as a brand extension.

Arrogance causes nothing but trouble. It is wiser to ask for advice.

He looked at me and, heavy and strong man as he was, he thought it wiser to speak me fair.

If not, wouldn't it be wiser to call it a day?

You know, Veronica, sometimes it's wiser to let the crazy old man keep the ball.

Deng said on the occasion that it might be better to let "future generations, which may be wiser" to tackle the sovereignty imbroglio.

being single doesn't mean you know nothing about love. it's wiser to be alone than with the wrong person.

But we would be wiser to look for a simpler world, more resilient to human error and the inevitable misjudgments.

McDonald's is the lightest place in the foggy morning; it is wiser to stay at McDonald's than to find a hotel before day breaks.

The header could lead the narration to many ends, thus, it would be wiser to reveal the infuriation here itself.

Paul French, founder of retail research firm Access Asia, says Walmart would have been wiser to retain the executives and simply apologise.

Therefore, it is always wiser to blame ourselves before finding the mistakes of others.

Status Offline But I am new in Beijing, so I thought it wiser to go about getting myself a Chinese driver's license the orthodox way.

Instead, it's wiser to get the folks together who will be (or might be) working on the proposed project.

It might be wiser to invest in alternative forms of power generation.

It would be wiser to investigate choices in February or March, even if you don't get to actually act on them until the full moon, August 24.

Compared with negative criticisms of a worthless book, it'd be wiser to evaluate a superb book.

It would be wiser to validate that perspective with feedback obtained in one or more subsequent iterations.

Mr Obama would have been wiser to carve out resources for job creation by trimming back waste elsewhere.

Would it not be wiser to show strength and determination in the face of Russian authoritarianism, as Ronald Reagan did in the 1980s?

It is wiser to save for times when oil prices are low or for the generations who will come after the oil runs out.

There are times when it's appropriate to tackle trouble and times when it's wiser to wait till you've got what you need to back you up.

Tony Simons, author of "The Integrity Dividend, " says it's generally wiser to accept collective blame.

It would be wiser to wait until tomorrow.

GM reckons it is wiser to spend its research budget on technologies such as "lean-burn" petrol engines than to try to make diesels cleaner.

It is certainly wiser to prepare oneself for awakening than to live in denial and try to remain asleep.

It is surely wiser to subsidise nuclear plants in Britain, than dictatorships in the Gulf.

The ambassadors thought it wiser to spend money on things they knew would work.

It is wiser to admit ignorance than to give a false positive diagnosis .

But there are times when it's wiser to take a risk than to wallow in the mud of mundanity.

It is probably wiser to look at a wide range of figures.

You have your crimes to answer for, Jorah Mormont, the dwarf thought, but it seemed wiser to keep that thought to himself.

If the shuttlecock fly down from this, it's more wiser to compensate than get it back.

Even the righteous may find it wiser to shut up than pay up.

Sometimes it is wiser to buy something than to make it yourself.

It is wiser to argue with law than to argue with man.

If, however, the main harm done has been to your pride, it might be wiser to stick around.

Is it ethically wiser to choose an organic apple from New Zealand or a non-organic one grown locally?

That is my last word, Mr Copperfield! When you have time to consider, you'll realize it's wiser to do as I say. Now go to your work! '

Maybe it's wiser to walk away and love again