Sentence examples for become unwise from inspiring English sources

Socrates nowhere suggests that he has become unwise after believing the oracle.

As streaming has opened its gaping gob to swallow up other forms of music consumption see last week's headlines from the UK and US it's become broadly unwise to keep music off services like Spotify.

Every public gesture had been choreographed to demonstrate unity in North Korea: to unveil the depth of factionalism in the leadership is extraordinary, says John Delury of Yonsei University in Seoul.To reveal just how rotten someone so close to the Supreme Leader could become might look unwise.

If his unwise words become self-fulfilling, the responsibility will be the governor's and the governor's alone," said Lamont.

But many fear that the move against Yukos marks the start of either a more interventionist industrial policy or, worse still, an attempt by a few high-placed government officials to grab assets for themselves.Mr Khodorkovsky's experience suggests that Mr Chubais might be unwise to become the mouthpiece of a cowed but angry business community.

It would be unwise to become too gloomy about Arsenal's prospects, and certainly Harry Redknapp's claim that the team look "well short" and finishing in the top four would represent one of Wenger's "biggest achievements" appears over the top.

Brendan Eich, the creator of the JavaScript programming language and the current chief technology officer at Mozilla, does not think very highly of it: "It serves as a literal 'attractive nuisance' and a cautionary tale from an era when browser market share was unbalanced, and unwise innovations could become de-facto requirements without a standard process," he said.

Cancer specialists agree that it is unwise for a woman to become pregnant during cancer treatment because it can be difficult to predict whether she will survive her current disease.

He noted that it took Europe several centuries to become truly democratic and said that it was unwise to expect China to do the same in a few years.

Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, who had fraternal relations with Che since his 1959 visit, saw Guevara's plan to fight in Congo as "unwise" and warned that he would become a "Tarzan" figure, doomed to failure.

To add to the carnage, the plebiscite could break up the Conservative Party especially if Mr Cameron fails to get re-elected in 2015.Britain could also become more isolated and insular simply by persisting with some unwise policies.