Sentence examples for politically unwise from inspiring English sources

Cutting a political deal with Rajapaksa would be politically unwise, weaken his credibility and open the door to a Rajapaksa resurgence.

That would be politically unwise.

Soon, it may also seem politically unwise.

Denying such people their economic rights would be politically unwise.

"But it is also politically unwise to arrest him.

To disappoint the party faithful too soon would have been politically unwise.

For the avatar of campaign-finance reform to have this sort of close, unregulated relationship with a nonprofit (and one whose work can benefit him politically) seems unwise, at best.

That is exactly how I feel now about the trend that extends beyond the awful phrase "Blue Labour" to talk as though any influx from abroad is both dangerous politically and unwise socially.

And at the same time, it has encouraged a politically useful but unwise belief in unfettered financial markets.

Mr. Boehner knows that the plan he unveiled cannot pass the Senate, and that it may prove unwise politically and economically.

But other Council members argue that it would be unwise politically for them to support a measure that could certainly be seen as benefiting themselves.