Sentence examples for unwise acts from inspiring English sources
"We don't interfere in anyone's affairs, [but] any state which resorts to unwise acts must bear the responsibility in front of the other countries in the region".Bark against the arcThe Saudi intent to thwart Iran's regional ambitions is clearest in Lebanon.
Although it seemed like an unwise act, Ortiz broke for third.
Interbank transfers are an unwise act of faith; credit cards work only patchily; there are periodic, unexplained shortages of roubles, and an even weirder exchange rate for them.
Writers here don't live enslaved in a totalitarian police state, and it would be unwise to act as if we did, unless — or until — there is a genuine assault on our rights and the country is drowning in Trump's river of lies.
"I acted unwise, and I don't blame anyone else," Mr. Burke said today at the sentencing hearing.
She blasted Roy for what she said was a "very unwise and dangerous act for a former LNP member of parliament, who should be expected to know better".
When the tragic earthquake in Haiti made returning orphans unwise, President Obama acted to suspend certain deportations because it was in our national interest to do so.
But as Cybèle warned Atys in an elaborate dream sequence, crossing the gods is unwise, and the final act is devoted to her revenge (and remorse).
They had their impact on the real world in which the government had to act, and unwise words and statements could knock £200m off the reserves in a minute or add 20p to prices in the shopping bag.
Thornberry also argued that ending the AUMF was unwise because Congress might act to replace it, but then again it might not.
In an editorial at the time, The New York Times stated that the Nixon pardon was "a profoundly unwise, divisive and unjust act" that in a stroke had destroyed the new president's "credibility as a man of judgment, candor and competence".
