Sentence examples for more unwise from inspiring English sources
"Using an easy-to-remember PIN is even more unwise because it's easy to guess".
It's hard to say which of these moves is the more unwise.
Certainly, underestimating the Internet's long-term effect would be even more unwise than overestimating the short-term profits from it.
The current refusal of the UK government to use intercept evidence would then look even more unwise.
But it would be far more unwise to assume that what is happening in Britain hasn't got anything to teach us here in the United States.
"I think in this circumstance it would be unwise to press for an exemption, and it would be even more unwise on the part of the Security Council to grant it," Mr. Annan told reporters.
I cannot think of a more dangerous and unwise idea than to let airline pilots carry handguns in the cockpit.
Chris Ham, the chief executive of the King's Fund thinktank, said any policy of providing no more money was unwise, "simply not credible" and would threaten standards of NHS care.
Chris Ham, chief executive of The King's Fund thinktank, said that any policy of providing no more money was unwise, "simply not credible" and would threaten standards of NHS care.
They were his first love, and though he may not kneel to them now as in the hour of passion, still they can recall the past; and nothing is more useless or unwise than these scenes of crimination and reproach, for we know that in all these cases, when the beloved object has ceased to charm, it is in vain to appeal to the feelings.
