Sentence examples for does not seem wise from inspiring English sources
But over-hyping the impact of a single programme when the stubborn central problem is slow economic growth does not seem wise.
It does not seem wise for those who are unwilling or unable to work through challenging philosophical theories (including theories of scientific method) to simply dismiss them all.
The President has enormous power, and putting him on a glide path in terms of using it — especially when it comes to matters like, say, indefinite detention or drawing up a list of people to kill because he thinks they're dangerous — does not seem wise.
Although the audience at the performance I attended delighted in these winking references, it doesn't seem wise to upstage your play with this kind of pandering comedy.
It doesn't seem wise to hang on to the belief Putin's not going to go further," he added.
And that just doesn't seem wise for a state that was facing bankruptcy not that long ago". - The Hyperloop will cost closer to $6 billion to build.
But asking the police for help doesn't seem wise.
It surely doesn't seem wise to send some sketchy, wall-eyed gang of toughs into the streets every time the president wants to walk down to Quiznos.
At this point, many researchers, like Dr. Arnold Monto, an influenza researcher at the University of Michigan, don't advocate for changing the recommendations; pushing too close up against the start of early flu seasons doesn't seem wise to them.
"In this context," Sandvig continued, "I have to say that it doesn't seem wise for these Facebook researchers to have spun these data so hard in this direction, which I would summarize as: the algorithm is less selective and less polarizing.
