ตัวอย่าง wisely

• That experience taught me that life's zero-sum nature imposes the hard responsibility of using limited time and energy wisely.

• He acknowledged that newspaper editors had come to exercise their discretion to decide what to publish ' less wisely ' than they had done previously.

• There are interesting tensions between the chapters, which the editors have wisely avoided editing out for the sake of consistency of viewpoint.

• The transformation of our country requires the greatest possible cooperation between religious and political bodies, critically and wisely serving our people together.

• Neither book attempts (wisely) to offer definitive answers to the questions raised, but both add significantly to our knowledge and understanding.

• The rest are to be either got under by force, or by tenderly and wisely managing their distemper.

• In providing an answer to the other two questions she has a tendency (wisely) to be cautious and equivocates (p. 251).

• To use scarce health care resources wisely, the cost-effectiveness of new interventions should ideally be assessed routinely.

• She has wisely resisted the temptation to conduct a statistical analysis of these records, except in a few very limited areas.

• The legislature and governor would need information to act wisely.

• These owners wisely demand an inflation premium in nominal yields.

• He wisely makes no attempt to sort out the conflicting explanations but instead argues that the two extremes meet.

• Those who believe that they should go outside the department are equally clear that they are operating 'constitutionally' as well as wisely.

• No area examined receives a great deal of public confidence in its ability to carry out the core management task of spending money wisely.

• The book wisely takes up not only the poetry, though it performs that task with sensitivity.