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wisely

[wahyz-lee] / ˈwaɪz li /


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"The challenge isn't starting from scratch: it's ensuring that this £20m pounds is spent wisely and in partnership with schools already leading the way."

From BBC

The Dodgers’ owners spend money to make money, and they wisely hired Andrew Friedman a decade ago to tell them where to spend their money.

From Los Angeles Times

Finally, Harris grunts himself up from behind his desk and grumbles something about hoping we all used our study time wisely.

From Literature

But the financial institution called for the extra money to be spent wisely to put the economy on a sustainable long-term footing.

From Barron's

Outsourcing, wisely done, doesn’t diminish your meal — it scaffolds it.

From Salon