Sentence examples for is unwise at from inspiring English sources

Comparing the European Union to the Soviet Union is unwise at it is insulting.

But attempting to keep up with the Russians is unwise at the best of times.

To some Republican strategists, waving the bloody shirt of impeachment is unwise — at least this early in the election season.

New York City officials have already, at least temporarily, banned the use of the floor design that was featured in the twin towers, concerned that the combination of lightweight materials and spray-on fireproofing is unwise at best.

The first turn is the problem: Skiers have gained so much speed so quickly that some panic and try to stop; this tactic is unwise at 40mph on so steep a slope.

But that would be unwise, at least for many people.

However, it would be unwise at this stage to consider a Masters in Business Administration.

What is known is that deep immediate spending cuts would be unwise at a time when the economy and so many Americans are still struggling.

You could ask them to send you a case, but that would be unwise, at least without some advice from your lawyer.

Ceding territory to the Palestinians was unwise at such a time, he said: "We can't know who will end up with any piece of territory we give up".

He has admitted he stood behind the glass with the producer during a BBC interview with Batmanghelidjh, and made a phonecall to another BBC journalist who was due to make a broadcast about the charity's difficulties, something which the report said was "unwise at best and deliberately intimidating at worst".