Sentence examples for considers it unwise from inspiring English sources

Fox now considers it unwise to doubt Mr. MacFarlane, the Emmy darling whose college-campus favorite, "Family Guy," the network canceled twice and resurrected twice.

Dr. Rosemond says parents should toilet train children between 24 and 30 months, while Dr. Brazelton considers it unwise to follow any particular schedule.

On What It Means to Be a "Real Power" 2. (C) To be a real power, Patten said, a country must be ready and able to adopt and implement a policy, even if the rest of the world considers it unwise.

The writer considers it unwise to attack this region.

But they consider it unwise to drive Salafism underground, as some secular-minded Tunisians might like.May Nahda be nurturing a monster it will be unable to control?

McKinsey, a consultancy, found that only 38% of Chinese consider it "unwise to borrow money except for a house", down from 52% last year.

Ms. Nimocks acknowledged that some in the company considered it unwise to provide resources that would make it easier for current employees to leave.

Some rebel units, not able to fight tanks head-on and considering it unwise to cluster under sustained barrages, were pulling back to safer areas, while the army set up a new outpost at Tleisiya, the Alawite village.

Rather than sanctioning Kiir for destroying the peace process, U.S. Special Envoy to South Sudan Donald Booth told a congressional hearing that the State Department considered it unwise for Machar to return to Juba.

We also needed some of the wrestlers". The Sumo Association, which oversees several stadiums around Japan and has jurisdiction over several "stables" of wrestlers, has often clashed with modern norms, and many leaders of Japan consider it unwise to defy it.

Even if you would never produce such disreputable content, enough other bad actors have that prospects consider it unwise to lower their defenses.