wisely

At the least, the money has not been used wisely.

A. You get knowledge of how to deal with problems more wisely.

I had to learn how to use my time and energy wisely.

But the real test will be whether the money is spent wisely.

Whatever the reason, you would do your best to act wisely.

But wisely enough she would not let me have much.

Wisely, he again made for the open center of the room.

"But I felt my time would be spent more wisely here in security."

So it's important you know how to use your money wisely.

It's far better to make sure you use your time wisely.

Whether or not he used that knowledge wisely was another question.

Or how wisely and well he built his house to last.

I would wisely tell you that children themselves have something to do with how they turn out.

People must learn from the past to act wisely in the present to create a good future.

Well I have spent my time very wisely by write to you.

But they have not used their intelligence wisely or well.

"We have to know that the money is being spent wisely."

You were very wisely looking at both sides of the question.

You have one vote every 5 years, so use it wisely.

Green taxes have been used very wisely in the past.

Being able to spend it wisely is pretty important too.

Very wisely neither of them ever read the other's present.

Texas has spent money well and wisely, with results to show for it.

From the look of things, we will need to use every minute wisely.

The public has a right to expect that power to be used wisely.