it's unwise

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

It's unwise, first, to assume that Apple's currently hapless competitors won't get their act together, at some point.

"I believe it's unwise to interfere with a sheriff's discretion to comply with a detainer issued for people with these kinds of troubling criminal records," he said.

Given Brecht's own weakness for totalitarian ideology, it's unwise to depict "Mahagonny" as a cautionary tale about the attractions of Fascism.

The problem is that Huerta's mother is still a powerful figure in the district and it's unwise to cross her, even if that means deferring to her son's lackluster campaign.

It has been endlessly rationalised, and its inner rhythms and structures mined, but Atkins feels it's unwise for actors to overdo the analysis.

Questioning the Agent While many agencies and tour companies advertise itinerary planning, it's unwise to hand over your holiday without first determining the consultant's experience, contacts and references.

ON THE back of Paul Dickinson's business card is a quotation from John Ruskin, Victorian social reformer: "It's unwise to pay too much but it's worse to pay too little".

However, because EBITDA doesn't account for important expenses and because it's easily manipulated, it's unwise to use it as the only measure of your company's vitality.

"I believe it's unwise to make a bet that Kraft will be insulated from the parent's woes".

It's unwise".

But it's unwise in the long run.