It can yield untold benefits, but only if people use it wisely.
For the two-hour trip, my guides had wisely traded in the hulking 1950s Chevrolet taxi we'd used in the city for a late-model Pontiac rental.
And because we already had evolutionary pressure to sleep, the theory goes, the brain evolved to use that time wisely by processing information from the previous day: acquire by day; process by night.
Keep a record of what you eat and you'll probably start eating more wisely.
If I use MMS early and wisely, I may never have another cold, bronchitis, flu, or pneumonia in the future.
It has been wisely negotiating with Syria via Turkey, and engaging Hamas on a truce deal through the mediation of Egypt.
Sensing the explorer's lust for gold, the chief wisely presented gold ornaments as gifts.
Rather like the ant in an Aesop's fable, people withthrifty genotypes--wisely, it might be argued--prepare for hard timesby consuming and storing more calories than they expend.
The couple had the foresight to plan their retirement wisely.
Yunus believed that if given the opportunity, poor borrowers would use the money wisely and would repay loans, even without collateral at risk.
We will rectify and standardize order in the exploitation of mineral resources and develop and use Marine resources wisely.
It is the color of grief, mourning, and sorrow so it must be used wisely.
We thought she chose wisely not to eat the wings, but this is probably not a legitimate personal injury claim.
Whatever laptop you decide to buy, buy it wisely.
The queen ruled her kingdom wisely.
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