Sentence examples for Go unwise from inspiring English sources

So, the second coming of the Manchester messiah ended in disappointment but at least he had given it a go, unwise as that turned out to be.

Szczesny then elected to go on an unwise foray out of his box a few moments later which resulted in a hashed clearance and saw him only avoid conceding by virtue of a full-stretch save.

Curious and unwise, I go back up to the roof.

It's like saying it would have been unwise to go to Phuket before the tsunami".

"Sometimes they miss, so it's unwise to go too near the edge when they're shooting".

Grand and Naftalis decided that it would be unwise to go over the heads of the staff prosecutors.

"It would be extremely unwise to go for a full merger without the first stage of a holding company," says Probir Sen, who was one of the joint-chairmen.

Gerdeman warned that for anyone new to running (or marijuana, for that matter), it would probably be unwise to go mixing the two.

For example, I gather it's unwise to go up on Ilkley Moor without a hat [honourable mention to actor Brian Blessed's bizarre rapping over the classic folk song here].

For that reason, if he were to go it would be unwise to replace him simply with one of his own team, such as Paul Wolfowitz.As the recently retired British envoy to Iraq, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, writes in this issue (see article), nothing is easy in an Iraq mired in violence and with fractured and volatile political groupings.

Their default position is that there is no level of taxation below which it would be unwise to go, no tax cut too large not to be taken seriously and no justification for a government any larger than one that could be drowned in a bathtub, as the Republican activist Grover Norquist once put it.