Sentence examples for feel unwise from inspiring English sources

But now, such identifications are unnecessary and, many professionals feel, unwise.

Some ideas that had made sense in the abstract — like living alone — felt unwise after she arrived in September and looked at a few apartments.

But it feels unwise to actively direct women away from hospitals when, for many of us, hospitals are where we need to receive care.

And with no Roundfield, Leonard felt it unwise to wait, and hope, for Bird.

An editor of the biggest national daily, the Corriere della Sera, resigned under pressure from the industrial interests behind the paper, who felt it unwise to be critical of the Prime Minister when they needed public financing.

Mexican authorities felt it unwise to leave the settlers with a weapon.

As the unrest spread, Colonel Domingo de Ugartechea, the commander of all Mexican troops in Texas, felt it unwise to leave the residents of Gonzales a weapon and requested the return of the cannon.

We feel it is unwise to speculate on which method, model, approach or encoding of a genome is likely to be the best – this may be a task for tree interpretation in any case – however in the future it is possible that appropriate simulation studies will provide insights into what each method really recovers.

Many women feel reporting to be unwise given the potential stigma and the negative impact on themselves and their families from reporting such events.

White creditors felt it politically unwise to foreclose, so most "black chip" companies remain in black hands.

Despite the possibility of this, especially in Caracas, he felt it was unwise to put off any longer a demonstration of his interest in Latin America.