At the 16th, Palmer hooked his drive into the rough, chopped an unwise 3-iron 75 yards in the rough and scrambled to a bogey as Casper birdied.
Austin Rivers, the hero for Duke in February, was unable to harness his freshman nerves and played wildly, forcing unwise 3-point shots and charging into the lane recklessly.
Some of the issues: Bynum was benched during a March 27 game against the Warriors, after jacking up an unwise 3-pointer.
As a "ruse," he "threatened to use pepper-spray on them if they did not open the doors".3 This "ruse" was ineffectual and unwise.4 The protestors again refused to open the doors.
He understandably tired down the stretch – he appeared in an unwise 76 games -- but the Dodgers were hopeful that after a winter's rest he would return as a dominant reliever.
It is generally agreed that patients who possess the competence to make treatment decisions should be allowed to make their own treatment choices, even if these choices appear to be foolish or unwise [ 1, 2].
The first turn is the problem: Skiers have gained so much speed so quickly that some panic and try to stop; this tactic is unwise at 40mph on so steep a slope.
Despite his seemingly liberal views on many public health policies, he believed such plans "fiscally unsound" and "socially unwise" [ 3].
However, in recent years, a complete eradication of caries-associated micro-organisms has proved to be difficult and almost impossible but quite unwise [ 9].
While some researchers advocate working towards standardized instruments and categories for use across diverse settings [ 13, 15], others argue that processes of 'ethnogenesis' are so historically and geographically specific that such harmonization is impossible and unwise [ 14].
Fourth, many patients ask for or demand imaging, and physicians may find it difficult or unwise to resist [ 24, 25].
