Each unwise modification created equipment damage.
It is almost certainly unwise to change the structure and appoint a director of football when a manager is in situ.
But I think that she would be unwise to change [the date of the election], given that the image she is trying to project right now is that of a resolute, firm, decisive leader.
Institutions such as Legal & General, an insurer that owns 3.7%, argued that it would be unwise to change the chief executive and chairman at the same time.In the event, the rebels failed to carry the day in open confrontation too.
Joseph A. O'Hare, said the election season was so atypical -- interrupted as it was by the attack on the World Trade Center, the anthrax outbreak, the beginning of a war, not to mention a host of unusual local factors -- that it might be unwise to change the city's policies based on this year's experience.
The Rev. Joseph A. O'Hare, the chairman of the Campaign Finance Board, cautioned that it would be unwise to change the laws based on the experience of one election that was made unique by a rift in the Democratic Party and news events that overshadowed the race.
But Clegg, who has a high regard for Carmichael's energetic role in the Scottish referendum campaign, believes it would be unwise to make changes while the Lib Dems work to ensure that the vow to devolve further powers to Scotland is honoured.
But state officials, Mr. Friedman said, believed that including a specific timeline in the pact was unwise because conditions change over time.
He stated his reasons for not agreeing to the chicane: "Formula One is a dangerous activity and it would be most unwise to make fundamental changes to a circuit without following tried and tested procedures.
It would be unwise to treat these changes lightly.
