Sentence examples for unwise at from inspiring English sources

But that would be unwise, at least for many people.

However, it would be unwise at this stage to consider a Masters in Business Administration.

But attempting to keep up with the Russians is unwise at the best of times.

To reintroduce it when Britain's recovery will still be fragile would be at best unwise, at worst disastrous".

Ceding territory to the Palestinians was unwise at such a time, he said: "We can't know who will end up with any piece of territory we give up".

What is known is that deep immediate spending cuts would be unwise at a time when the economy and so many Americans are still struggling.

It is also unwise--at least for me--to vote "yes" on a resolution that confronts us with an action that is likely to produce a bevy of negative consequences for our colleagues and our discipline.

This move will certainly appease a vast number of people who view Gordon Brown's actions as, at best very unwise, and, at worst, the catalyst for the economic breakdown of a whole country.

Already a heavy drinker, he specialised in dressing up in vaguely eastern robes and flaunting his equally flowing red hair - this at a time when to risk appearing either too Jewish or too effeminate was considered unwise even at the most advanced of art world parties, and to be both at the same time, unheard-of.

Dravid has an unwise nibble at Anderson and is beaten.

Weakening the Church of England therefore struck Walpole as unwise, for at least two reasons.