Sentence examples for incredibly unwise from inspiring English sources
It would be incredibly unwise for this president to offer a pardon.
Sanchez's presence in the game — after Smith's poor performance had effectively declared Sanchez triumphant — could be argued as an incredibly unwise decision.
If you've already digested the rest of the coverage on this subject, you can skip the next two paragraphs, and if you already grok why it's incredibly unwise to use the same password on multiple sites, you can skip the next four.
Now, it'd be incredibly unwise for me to not point out that in the past I have found the idea of watching Dane Bowers DJing a night in Norwich called "Technix and Chill" inherently funny and worthy of writing about.
While I'm not quite ready to lay charges of criminal nepotism at Samsung's feet (as 9 to 5 Mac and Gizmodo do gleefully, and not unreasonably), I do have to say that it seems a bit unwise, during high-stakes patent litigation, to lend their brand to such an incredibly blatant knock-off.
That is incredibly worrying situation". Asked about Alistair Burt's suggestion on Tuesday that a ceasefire would be unwise without a political deal, he said: "This is different to a ceasefire.
