Sentence examples for deemed unwise from inspiring English sources

But reducing security was deemed unwise.

And efforts to contact hit men to inquire about personal hygiene were deemed unwise; none had publicists.

But pursuing even this cautious aim was deemed unwise at a time when many religious leaders, including Pope Benedict, were opposed (and perhaps considering how their flock should be encouraged to vote).Things are quite different when the lords spiritual have no clear line.

Such comments mark a departure from last year, when it was deemed unwise to challenge the government's performance on the nuclear issue.Mr Ahmadinejad's anti-American bluster has also been attacked in light of his recent visit to Latin America, widely viewed as ill-timed and unnecessary.

People have a right to boycott institutions even when their boycott is deemed unwise or unjustifiable.

It would have been deemed politically unwise if, as a standard-bearer for Labour, he had failed to lend sufficient prominence to the Palestinian cause.

As such, they deemed it unwise to feed him solid foods.

As I was just starting to say a moment ago, Jodi, out of two hours of conversation I spent approximately five to seven minutes on Barack's taking advice from one of his trusted campaign people and deeming it unwise to make me the media spotlight on the day of his announcing his candidacy for the Presidency and what do you print?

That's why the White House deemed this an unwise moment to open contentious debate over Don't Ask.

But many critics deemed it unwieldy and unwise, and it didn't pay off as lucratively, in the short term, as she at times predicted it would.

Certainly, she and her colleagues have been better at it than at ending a war whose unpopularity is undeniable — whether among Americans who deemed it unjustified or unwise from the beginning, or among those who initially supported it but have had second thoughts as it drags on.