Sentence examples for if unwise from inspiring English sources

And the mother's palpably warm, if unwise, love of her son grows out of a fear that haunts you long after the play ends.

That Court concluded that, "Even if unwise, the upper cut was a rational policy instituted to reduce job turnover... .. "Even if unwise," the court found that the police department "could have relied" on the test's accompanying guidelines that suggested that "overqualified candidates may soon become bored with unchallenging work and quit".

This policy change isn't cost free, and it would still violate President Obama's unwise "if you like your plan, you can keep it" pledge.

If his unwise words become self-fulfilling, the responsibility will be the governor's and the governor's alone," said Lamont.

Shortly after making some essential, if generally unwise, financial moves (taking money from his retirement account to pay off his mortgage, taking early distribution of his pension), Polmann snagged a part-time project director job at the highest hourly wage he'd ever been paid.

All over Europe, governments are imposing austerity budgets, and this House would be exceedingly unwise if it does not take on board that message, if it chooses to ignore the letter from the five Heads of Government, because what those five Heads of Government were saying is: more Europe is not the answer; smarter Europe is.

He's unwise if he does because he just does not have the hands-on experience".

Then the prime minister was lured into making an unwise, if sincere, intervention.

Dismantling America's nuclear deterrence strikes many defense experts as unwise, if not suicidal.

With their limited finances and unsuccessful efforts at conceiving, it seemed an unwise, if not impossible, investment.

Yes, any physical activity can lead to injury, if one is unwise or trying to be excessively macho.