Sentence examples for a very unwise from inspiring English sources

But it would be a very unwise chancellor who said Britain had escaped this vote unscathed.

"Any psychologist will tell you this is a very unwise proposition, and that works for nations as well as individuals.

She blasted Roy for what she said was a "very unwise and dangerous act for a former LNP member of parliament, who should be expected to know better".

Disrupting 405,000 legitimate students twice a week, every week, to weed out 2% of potential fraud cases, is in my opinion a very unwise decision.

If we win this World Cup it will be thanks to the determination and skills of the players and in spite of a very unwise and stubborn coach".

"This is going to wind up being a very unwise decision that will not be classified historically as resolve," he said.

"From a national security point of view, it would in my view be a very, very unwise and precarious move to say that the United States doesn't care whether they're part of the world community or not," President Clinton told a group of independent insurance agents meeting in Washington.

"From a national security point of view, it would in my view be a very, very unwise and precarious move to say that the United States doesn't care whether they're part of the world community or not," President Clinton told an insurance group last week, a theme he repeated nightly as he tried to win over 40 or so legislators who were still undecided about the China bill.

Mr. Sadequee's family members passed him a note through his former lawyer urging him not to represent himself, and Judge Bill Duffey of Federal District Court told him it was a "very, very unwise choice," but Mr. Sadequee, who has pleaded not guilty, told the judge he was "prepared enough".

But when you look at the longer term and you look at the risks that are involved and kind of the holistic picture, the whole picture of what's actually involved, it was probably still a very, very unsafe and very unwise decision.

In particular, it seems to us to be very unwise to use a summary odds ratio to calculate an NNT value (even if the associated CER is quoted) since the NNT is, by definition, dependent on the assumption of a fixed underlying control event rate, whilst the odds ratio, also by definition, is not.