Sentence examples for as a unwise from inspiring English sources

A more modest measure proposed by President Clinton last year would have set aside $1.4 billion a year for "land legacy" programs, and some lawmakers have criticized the House bill as a unwise blow to budget discipline.

He said at the chapel service that most people viewed interracial marriage as an unwise decision.

For the first time, in answer to a question, he did not automatically reject tax increases and characterize them as an unwise economic policy.

Among those who plan to head almost immediately to federal court to try to block the sweeping effort is the governor of Idaho, who with other Westerners has denounced the action as an unwise intrusion into land-use decisions better made at a local level.

In fact, in places like Japan, we learned that becoming an entrepreneur is seen as an unwise and ill-informed decision.

Can his own talents be so unique that he is justified both in paying 200 cents on the dollar for a business if he can get his hands on it, and in rejecting it as an unwise pension investment at 100 cents on the dollar if it must be left to be run by his companions at the Business Roundtable?

Opponents of the board's decision protested it by placing signs near the mountain deriding the purchase as an unwise expenditure.

Many people we spoke to regarded this as an unwise strategy for various reasons.

Some Republicans have also criticized military biofuel investments as being an unwise extension of President Barack Obama's green energy policies.

"There's a real art to making a good pop song," Dagny decides as she examines an unwise purple basque.

He said he believed that the military was pressing ahead as part of an unwise effort to save face over its initial miscalculation.