Sentences with phrase «wise move by»

With all the disastrous decisions made with microtransactions in gaming lately, this was a very wise move by Microïds to give players the full experience without any catches.

This is a minor, but wise move by Kobo in keeping with the arrangement they worked out with Sony eReader owners (who now are serviced by the Kobo store).

«Applying more pressure on unions and local districts to finally implement a more effective teacher evaluation system is a wise move by Governor Cuomo,...

«Applying more pressure on unions and local districts to finally implement a more effective teacher evaluation system is a wise move by Governor Cuomo, especially with nearly $ 1 billion in much - needed state aid and federal Race to the Top dollars now at stake.

Considering how strong the ensemble is, it's a wise move by Hood, to say the least.

Carswell's preferred method of payment could yet prove to be a wise move by the Austrian - schooled economist and former fund manager.

In a wise move by Manchester United, the club could finally offload Jonny Evans and use him as bait to land Everton right - back Seamus Coleman.

That was a wise move by Mack.

(god forbid) but i do nt think its a wise move by wenger!

Absolutely mate, wise move by the club.

Not exact matches

With the measly returns offered up by bonds, an overextended bull market, and a bleak economic outlook, adding gold to your portfolio is a wise move.

ZoomTrader, by requiring that their traders start with a minimum trading capital of $ 1000 is actually a wise move.

By exploring each of these options carefully, you can better determine if using Lending Club or Prosper for your debt consolidation needs is a wise move to make.

As the measure now moves to the U.S. Senate for further consideration, perhaps the upper chamber would be wise to remember that this nation was founded as a democracy — and that its actions would be by, for, and of the people.

Whether or not that was a wise move has yet to be determined by each and everyone of us who takes that challenge.

The church made the wisest possible move by incorporating the new monasticism into itself.

As reported by A Bola, Tottenham are keen to put themselves at the front of the queue for the Portuguese international, and they'd arguably be wise to move before the World Cup in Russia this summer, as his value could increase if he enjoys a good tournament.

In this article we look at some of the names who have been linked with moves to Arsenal and consider whether or not they would represent wise investments by Wenger.

Heung - min Son has been experimented with up top by himself, and with some success it has to be said, but it would be a wise decision to bring in another recognised striker as the future of struggling Vincent Janssen remains in the balance, with a move to Borussia Monchengladbach potentially on the cards.

Although I am not sure comparing her apology to the one made by Nadine Dorries (23 seonds) is a particularly wise move

Mr Brown's move was described as «wise and brave» by Labour MP John Mann, who became the first Labour MP to call for him to go on Saturday.

But the parents of these chicks are wising up and season by season more of them are moving farther south down along the peninsula where it's colder; it is not getting as warm or it's not raining and they are catching on.

Hosted by Zooniverse, the project invites you to follow in the bold footsteps of Clyde Tombaugh by combing images from NASA's WISE telescope to find objects that move, like brown dwarfs and planets.

One wise move for those who do so is for them to take the dose throughout the day, once before working out, to be followed by another dose afterward.

While I wouldn't mind seeing Wasp buzz around a new movie sooner rather than later, the screenwriters are making a wise and gracious move by holding off until Ant - Man and the Wasp to let her make her true big screen debut.

In Getty's mind, his grandson was stolen from him, by his mother and now by the kidnappers, and it wouldn't be a wise business move to pay to get back what was stolen from him.

The story follows Charley Thompson, played with incredible wise - beyond - his - years sensibility by rising star Charlie Plummer (All The Money In The World), a fifteen - year - old boy who has just moved to Portland, Oregon with his train wreck of a father (Vikings» Travis Fimmel).

Indeed the casting of Gleeson was a wise move as his presence acts as another way to infuse some freshness into the film, which for the most part is populated by Curtis» usual collaborators, like Bill Nighy, whose performance is highly watchable, if not particularly new or taxing.

The plot gets moving when Emmett stumbles across a free spirit mini-fig with a bright streak of pink hair named WyldStyle (Elizabeth Banks), and in his lovelorn distraction accidentally finds The Piece of Resistance, an ancient artifact she is seeking out as part of the prophecy foretold by Vitruvius (Morgan Freeman), a wise wizardly mini-fig leading the underground resistance against President Business.

Fischer and Blatt offer other examples of the range and depth of information on the Usable Knowledge site: how school systems can become «data wise,» by using test results to improve instruction; why education leaders need to overcome the universal «immunity to change» in order to move their organizations forward; how «teaching for understanding» is driving innovative use of distance learning for professional development; and what new insights from research brought a truce to the «reading wars.»

A lot of people are likely disappointed by the lack of hardware announcements (though the screenshots used during the presentation sure did look an awful lot like leaked images of the upcoming iPhone 6)-- but this might be a very wise move on the part of Apple: bring the developer event back around to being a software event.

In the end, hardware wise this is a tremendous positive step forward by Pandigital and moves the company in a positive direction.

Anne Tyler gives us a wise, haunting, and deeply moving new novel in which she explores how a middle - aged man, ripped apart by the death of his wife, is gradually restored by her frequent appearances - in their house, on the roadway, in the market.

With this vertiginous opening begins a debut that is by turns funny, wise, and indescribably moving.

If sales are likely to be good overseas because it climbs the rankings in one country this could mean having both UK and US versions produced by default before publishing is a wise move?

You probably don't want to sell your house, but selling may be a wise financial move if you can eliminate your debts, and reduce your monthly living costs by moving to a smaller house or apartment.

So I don't see direct lending by the Fed, or buying high yield bonds, or offering protection on baskets of bonds as wise moves.

In my case, simple includes «set and forget», i.e., relying on your strategy and not managing your trade by taking early partial profits and not using a trailing stop (moving to break even is wise, but I let the rest of the trade ride without interference).

However, I was advised by my financial planner that it would be wise to move to a Family RESP plan, shift all $ 300 / mth to my eldest to maximize his contributions, and when he goes to school, pull out $ 10k / year of the capital and immediately re-invest $ 5k / year for my other two children until they are maximized.

So the idea is to borrow within limits, within what's wise and what's smart and comfortable for you and which you can readily repay, like if you see yourself only paying minimum payments on anything, whether that's student loans like I did — not a smart move — whether that's barely getting by on a mortgage, say maybe an interest - only mortgage where you're not making principal payments, or of course, on credit cards where you're only financially able to pay minimum payments.

The decision to seek an agreement echoes the wise move in 2009 by the United States North Pacific Fishery Management Council, which decided (industry included) to close a vast stretch of American waters to fishing that has never been fished actively.

In my view, he's essentially correct about a key point, which I'll try to state this way: One wouldn't be wise to expect businesses to move much (in a certain direction) unless they are either motivated economically to do so or motivated by requirement (law) to do so.

He did this last year, and when I sent an FYI email comment about it to one of my pals at the Heartland Institute, it was expanded into this piece, «Ross Gelbspan: Up to His Old Tricks, Spreading Myths About Global Warming Skeptics» In a nutshell, it is not a wise move to say a place is «Koch - funded» when the place is not funded that way to any significant extent, nor was it wise to say Fred Singer was funded by Exxon in a major way when the bulk of the money figure Gelbspan spoke of was in the form of 2nd - hand free office space usage.

Many people go into a lawsuit due to attitudes and opinions that have been shaped by the project and not objectively trying to see if it is a reputable and economically wise move.

However, if you or a loved one has been injured due to a defective airbag, it is wise to contact an attorney experienced in defective airbag litigation before allowing the vehicle to be moved, inspected, or repaired by an insurance company.

I am not wealthy by any means, but I feel that putting $ 75 — 100 per month investment into a health insurance policy is a wise move.

Having multiple insurance plans is a very wise move if the decision is backed by the right reasons.

Growing acceptance by Indians that since the future is unpredictable, the wisest move is to be insured

As the sum assured available under the family floater plan is used by every member of the family, so chances are higher that it may exhaust early and in this scenario, it would be a wise move to opt for plans offering Auto restoration facility.

He urged that taking into account insurers who can provide more «extensive protection» is a wise move on the part of consumers so that damages not taken care of by basic policies can be compensated for.