Sentence examples for is as unwise from inspiring English sources
Using the spare president in the ordinary course of business is as unwise as driving on one's spare tire.
The group's final proposal, which was released on April 22nd (Earth Day!), and which will be voted on this June, is as unwise as it is out of the American mainstream.
To idolise big firms would be as unwise as to idolise small ones.It's what you do with it that countsRather than focusing on size, policymakers should look at growth.
Promising that something is going to be scandalous is usually as unwise as promising someone good sex: anticipation leads to disappointment.
Short of adopting a new form of government, which is as unlikely as it is unwise, if we want to change the status quo we need to look for other ways to mitigate the divisions within our system.
He is also a pragmatist, who recognizes that forcing radical change on an institution with 18 council members from 12 countries is as unlikely as it would be unwise.
The op-ed ends, inevitably, with an irrelevant digression on his status as the No1 enemy of Rupert Murdoch's state – but we'll leave that on the basis that Keys' increasing insistence on chipping away at his own privacy is as bizarre as it's surely unwise.
Coale warns that calling iron fertilization a failed strategy on the basis of an experiment in low-silicon waters is just as unwise as declaring the technique a home run after a successful experiment would have been.
They are now in danger of being entirely discarded, which would be almost as unwise.
It would be just as unwise to conclude that the initiative cannot be made to work as it was to set unrealistically high expectations for what was very much an experiment.
Gail Collins Daviddo do you find it strange that we live in a country where arranged marriages are regarded as unwise and antiquated, yet one of the longest running programs on television is about a bunch of young women who compete for the affection of a young man none of them had ever met before?
