Sentence examples for profoundly unwise from inspiring English sources
That's a profoundly unwise strategy that would encourage, not deter, wrongdoing.
But that would be a profoundly unwise and unworkable response, tantamount to doubling the prison population overnight.
But we should all agree that it would be profoundly unwise to seriously risk the hard-won fiscal discipline that has brought so many benefits to our nation.
Moreover, they are profoundly unwise to criticise the efforts of their third-biggest market to try to maintain the demand on which much of their own export-dependent employment is based.
Last June, in his dissent from Roberts's opinion upholding the power of a school principal to suspend a student for a banner that read, "Bong Hits for Jesus," Stevens mentioned some "personal recollections that have no doubt influenced my conclusion that it would be profoundly unwise to create special rules for speech about drug and alcohol use".
And I think that path would be profoundly unwise and would be inconsistent with the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms".
"I believe that policy is profoundly wrong — both unwise and unjust," she wrote, "and I look forward to the day when all our students, regardless of sexual orientation, will be able to serve and defend this country in the armed services".
For Democrats to not take the impeachment threat seriously would be unwise and profoundly foolish.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
