Sentence examples for unwise development from inspiring English sources

Critics assert that the program, by offering coverage that private insurance companies are increasingly unwilling to provide, inadvertently encourages unwise development of the coast.

Commentators as diverse as the market-oriented Mr. Hayward and the leftist Mike Davis agree that the fire insurance system needs to stop subsidizing unwise development in fire-prone areas.

He seeks to create what he calls a more sustainable society, including wiser use of energy, farming that improves the land rather than degrades it, an end to taxpayer subsidies for unwise development — and a transportation infrastructure that looks beyond the car.

Freudenburg, Gramling, Laska, and Erikson correctly identify other examples of areas in the country where disasters are waiting to happen where problems will occur because of unwise development practices.

In Catastrophe in the Making: The Engineering of Katrina and the Disasters of Tomorrow, William R. Freudenburg, Robert Gramling, Shirley Laska, and Kai T. Erikson outline the very timely and pressing issues of moral hazards and adverse selection that unwise development practices have brought upon ourselves.

"Pollution, damage from dynamite fishing, coral poachers, unwise coastal development and global warming have already killed more than 25percentt of the world's reefs.

According to the past coated fuel particle development experience, it is unwise to make multiple simultaneous changes in the coated particle design.

While the findings from other clinical settings such as ICU help inform family meeting guideline development it would be unwise to generalise these results to the specialist palliative care setting given the different population (even though there are some similarities) and dissimilar foci of the meetings.

While new antiviral drugs are under development, using antibiotics unnecessarily is unwise and potentially dangerous.

A confrontational approach is unwise for a country that prizes stability and development and needs to focus on its serious domestic problems, including an increasingly troubled economy.

"Floodplain development should be recognized as geologically stupid, economically unwise, environmentally harmful, and pernicious to mankind," he says.