Sentence examples for that would be unwise from inspiring English sources
"Failure to support these urgent security requirements is a risk that would be unwise," the letter said.
If you want to collaborate on a book with Lomborg that would be unwise but no one would stand in your way.
We believe that would be unwise".
But that would be unwise, at least for many people.
That would be unwise for a man who lacks Kim Il Sung's popularity as a national "liberator".
That'd be unwise; as a child, you'd only want to do it more.
Q: On that subject, Alan Milburn wrote an article for the Guardian recently that said that "it would be unwise for Labour's stance on the government's proposals to suggest we are conceding rather than contesting the reform territory".
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.
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.
Further research is needed but what the findings so far suggest is that it would be unwise to assume that, although more security devices generally increase security, this is invariably the case.
