Sentence examples for it is unwise to conclude from inspiring English sources

But it is unwise to conclude that governments should simply continue with the established policy of boosting the number of people who graduate from university.

We think it's unwise to conclude that the testing-optional colleges are leading students on – for us, the evidence on that is simply not there.

In its report, the Lords committee said: "It would be unwise to conclude that the storm has passed".

But even if it was, he said, the traditions of Elizabethan portraiture meant that it would be unwise to conclude that Shakespeare actually looked like the figure depicted in the portrait.

A House of Lords committee has added its voice to those of the IMF and OECD, warning that it would be unwise to conclude that the storm had passed.

The electoral machinery has passed a severe test.To go north, first head southBut it would be unwise to conclude that all is well.

Hence, it would be unwise to conclude that such effects are not present.

It would be unwise to conclude from such a result that patients born under the astrological birth sign of Libra or Gemini should not be given aspirin if they have a heart attack.

Therefore, it would still be unwise to conclude that MVP is superior to Search AV+ in all aspects and considerations should be given based on individual patient assessment when one applies MVP or Search AV+, especially to patients with a significant first-degree or intermittent AVB at this point.

We therefore conclude that it is unwise to use the repeated random resampling approach on real data for ranking features.

But with tight votes it is unwise to make predictions.