Sentence examples for that seems unwise from inspiring English sources
That seemed unwise so early in the game, a repeat of a series of tactical errors the prime minister has made in European negotiations.
"My concern is that the Fed might place itself in a self-induced bind" if it predicts a policy path that later seems unwise, said Dana Saporta, a United States economist at Credit Suisse.
Considering the extraordinary power he has to affect the lives of commuters, that seems unfair, and perhaps unwise.
That seems particularly unwise given the need for fresh approaches and the willingness of foundations and philanthropists to match the federal investment.
He remained as elusive as ever – and there were so many pairs of scissors and artist's scalpels lying around that it seemed unwise to push him.
It seems unwise to make all that the essence of what it means to be human.
I'm not blaming Twitter for not being what I would have liked it to be — but to jump on a service that looks like a transitional form, so to speak, seems unwise if there is no utility in it.
It seems unwise to draw conclusions so early in the game, but I would submit that gamers as a demographic are far more technically savvy than the average, and I'm pretty sure that correlates with rejection of online advertisements.
It seems unwise to divert its scarce resources from policing mutual funds, or the publicly traded companies that have produced so many scandals.
Given the enormous influence that everyday factual information has over what reactive attitudes people have and whether they even have them, it seems unwise to treat them as accurate barometers of moral responsibility.
