Sentence examples for it appears unwise from inspiring English sources

It appears unwise to rely on unknown factors, such as slippage or stress relaxation, to correct an overstretched transfer.

In our opinion the structure and function of the accessory reproductive organs of Oregodasys is not fully understood, so it appears unwise to take for granted a basal position of this taxon on the basis of unconfirmed studies.

Inhibition of the NF-κB pathway appears unwise given its strong proinflammatory function and its potential to induce programmed cell death.

In hindsight, some of their choices appeared unwise: Mr. McCain's decision to campaign in Massachusetts may have been calculated to try to rattle Mr. Romney, but it kept him away from several close-fought states where more campaigning might have helped him.

"From what I have read about it, it appears to have been most unwise".

Though the business was doing well at that time, we saw a red flag: It's unwise to put all of your wealth in any one investment, no matter how sound it appears.

Replying on behalf of the committee, Mr P. Cleave of Ulverston said that it was felt that the board would be unwise if it appeared to persecute the person who wanted to go off and camp on his own and enjoy quiet.

"Tactically he was unwise," says Richard Dawkins, "because it appeared to sociologists and anthropologists that he was empire-building.

Therefore, specific interventions designed to target the social and cultural milieu of different geographical locations where sex acts take place appear essential and it is unwise to promote the same safer sex measures among different societal contexts.

Mr. O'Connor adds a few more to the list, warning: "It's unwise to swear at your mother, your employer, the person you sleep with on a regular basis and anyone who appears to be heavily armed".

But it would be unwise to assume it never will.