Sentence examples for both common and unwise from inspiring English sources
(Kidding!) But retail therapy, or shopping to influence your mood, is both common and unwise.
It is both common and highly destructive.
Salmonella is both common and potentially lethal.
It sounds both common and sensical, Enzo.
His childhood involves both common and uncommon rites of passage.
If he did, it was both wrong and unwise – shocking, in fact.
But it would be both unfair and unwise to write him off just yet.
In the management of his finances, Ismāʿīl was both extravagant and unwise and laid himself open to unscrupulous exploitation.
History suggests that the temptation to write off the Labour party's prospects is both recurrent and unwise.
She quotes John Adams, who suggested, in a letter to a friend, that there was something both undemocratic and unwise in the lionization of leadership.
In a letter to the judge, Nicholas G. Garaufis of the Federal District Court in Brooklyn, Michael A. Cardoza, the city's corporation counsel, said all of the judge's five hiring methods involved race-based quotas that were "both illegal and unwise public policy".
