Sentence examples for even more unwise from inspiring English sources
"Using an easy-to-remember PIN is even more unwise because it's easy to guess".
Certainly, underestimating the Internet's long-term effect would be even more unwise than overestimating the short-term profits from it.
The current refusal of the UK government to use intercept evidence would then look even more unwise.
"I think in this circumstance it would be unwise to press for an exemption, and it would be even more unwise on the part of the Security Council to grant it," Mr. Annan told reporters.
That does not mean the chopping must start next year with a vengeance an unwise idea for an economy that has taken such a tumble and even more unwise without consulting other countries similarly disposed to start fiscal consolidations that, collectively, could threaten the world's fragile recovery.
However, in that year ASEAN made a decision that looked unwise then and seems even more so now: to admit Myanmar.
First, it is unnecessary and unwise to include the objectives of monetary policy in a constitution, which is even more difficult to amend than a treaty.
To avoid long drawn-out investigations and the wasting of even more time, the I.C. should remember two of the most important lessons that emerged after 9/11: it is unwise to conceal the truth and to pretend that all is well.
It's hard to say which of these moves is the more unwise.
