Comparing the European Union to the Soviet Union is as unwise as it is insulting.
Using the spare president in the ordinary course of business is as unwise as driving on one's spare tire.
The group's final proposal, which was released on April 22nd (Earth Day!), and which will be voted on this June, is as unwise as it is out of the American mainstream.
Promising that something is going to be scandalous is usually as unwise as promising someone good sex: anticipation leads to disappointment.
They are now in danger of being entirely discarded, which would be almost as unwise.
It would be just as unwise to conclude that the initiative cannot be made to work as it was to set unrealistically high expectations for what was very much an experiment.
He said that many people may be horrified by the woman's thinking and her decision to refuse treatment could be characterised as unwise and even immoral.
He said many people may be horrified by the woman's thinking and the woman's decision to refuse treatment could be characterised as unwise and some might even consider it immoral.
Dropping A-levels and GCSEs could be seen as unwise in the run-up to a general election.
If it's unwise to bet against the Fed, it's just as unwise to short China's just-as-powerful central bank.
