The phrase "as unwise for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that a certain action or decision is not wise for a particular person or situation.
Example: "It is as unwise for him to invest in that company as it is for anyone else without proper research."
Alternatives: "just as foolish for" or "equally unwise for".
They are now in danger of being entirely discarded, which would be almost as unwise.
Yen-tervention Currency interventions are generally seen as unwise props for weakness or beggar-my-neighbor treatments for strength.
Winter, 55, said his reply was "somewhat waspish because I regard it as extremely unwise for them to toss their views into the bear garden of undergraduate debate, particularly in the light of certain very generally held views within the Muslim community and the real risk that the event would attract fundamentalist participation".
Key, who earlier this year acknowledged that he regularly spoke with Slater "to see what he's got on his site and mind", this week described Collins's action as "unwise" but refused to ask for her resignation, despite having given her a "last chance" after she was at the centre of political controversy earlier in the year.
But because many of the vehicles were essentially not for street use, or so flashy as to be perhaps unwise for a supposedly staid investment professional to be seen in, the collection also appears, for the most part, to have gone unused.
The Republicans, for their part, have been just as unwise and bullheaded.
Poor people fret more about family breakdown because they see more of it than rich people do and its consequences, for them, are worse.In a time of economic insecurity, it is rational for people to turn to things they can rely on, such as faith and patriotism, and unwise for Democrats to scorn them for it.
"It strikes me as unwise, un-American and unconstitutional".
