Sentence examples for can be unwise from inspiring English sources
Where Match of the Day and Saturday night football are concerned, history shows that significant change can be unwise.
Also, even the tech-savvy may not use many online coupons because they often require installation of additional software, which can be unwise or even impossible, given "spyware" software or computer firewalls.
It is to your preference, but it can be unwise to apply more eyeliner to the inner corner of your eye, where your tear-duct is located.
Let your doe out during the day, but keep in mind that she will have lost hair on her stomach and chest, and putting her on wet grass or out in the cold can be unwise.
The balance between cultural nontelling, and indeed giving a treatment adequate to what the body can withstand (it would be unwise to opt for surgery, but certainly a long-term course of tamoxifen, even if palliation is not needed) is not that difficult to conceive.
It's unlikely he can win, but it would be unwise to dismiss his chances before we see his campaign in action.
In particular, Labour would be unwise to assume it can win more seats than the Tories with fewer votes.
Mr. Mattel said it would be unwise to use such cookware for dishes like steamed vegetables, though, since water can lead to rust.
Perhaps; but retreating could be unwise.
