Sentence examples for unwise by from inspiring English sources
Unlike the majority of LAPD officers, who live outside the city, commuting in from majority-white suburbs in Orange County or Ventura, the Tennelle family lived in the 77th, a decision considered unwise by fellow officers.
Hayman's decision to dine with senior figures at News International while overseeing a police investigation into alleged criminal wrongdoing at News of the World, was earlier described as "unwise" by Sir Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers.
Coulson's lawyer criticised Mr Cameron's "ill-advised and premature intervention" in the case - a move described as "unwise" by former lord chancellor Ken Clarke.
Public policy towards the Postal Service has grown unwise by not changing with changing times.
One reason involves the dirty little secret of global poverty: some of the most wretched suffering is caused not just by low incomes but also by unwise spending by the poor — especially by men.
Only Congress can appropriate funds, and each house serves as a check on possible abuses of power or unwise action by the other.
While officials at the Fed have made it clear that they do not want to simply bail out investors who made unwise investments by quickly cutting interest rates, they are under growing pressure to act.
Unwise cameos by the painter Gary Hume and the fashion journalist Hamish Bowles – as a Moraes conquest and a limp-wristed David Hockney, respectively – momentarily contradict but cannot do real damage to the prevailing seriousness of an exceptional film.
Any delay risks creating new room for speculators to try to attack the currency, and for locals to panic and turn more lats into euros (after some unwise remarks by the finance minister about a possible devaluation, the central bank lost more than €100m in reserves in a single day).
Whereas in Zara you are duped into unwise purchases by the prospect that since that dress probably won't be in stock next week, you had better buy it now, even if you don't like it that much, John Lewis nurtures shoppers who do a "recce" (and call it a recce) before making a purchase.
The economic argument is simply put: By pre-empting local authority Republicans are protecting shareholders from unfair competition and taxpayers from unwise investments by local governments.
