Sentence examples for as very unwise from inspiring English sources

Speaking on the Today programme he also described Prince Andrew's rude comments about journalists, the French and fraud investigators as "very unwise remarks to make".

It's another, publicly describing their comments as "very unwise".

Mr Cameron's speech today has been strongly attacked as "very unwise" by his cabinet colleague but party political rival, the Business Secretary Vince Cable.

This move will certainly appease a vast number of people who view Gordon Brown's actions as, at best very unwise, and, at worst, the catalyst for the economic breakdown of a whole country.

It's going to be bad for the president politically, as well as being a very unwise policy in terms of our national security". Jones, Paul and Rep. John Duncan (R-Tenn). have been pushing their fellow Republicans to speak out against further large-scale combat operations.

"Because it's very unwise as invested as we are in Damien to hope the sale doesn't do well.

"But to use the isolated soy proteins or the isolated isoflavone pills is very unwise, as we don't know the effects of them".

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

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

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And this proposal is very unwise.