Sentence examples similar to unwise in order to from inspiring English sources
Another crucial source, a public official, insisted on paying for our pleasant meal and the wine (which they didn't drink), saying, 'We have a clean hands policy.'" I have been on public platforms with Nick Davies in which he has said that payment is unnecessary - and unwise - in order to obtain confidential information.
Others had to follow unwise practices in order to induce the profits-enthused public to purchase their investment trust offerings.
From Steinbeck's invocations of Judeo-Christian scripture to today's beachfront real estate squabbles, Californians have long taken on unwise financial and practical burdens in order to live near the sea.
Stewart says: "If they require that you are a limited company in order to engage with you, it would be unwise not to comply.
"It would be unwise to renationalise the industry," said the Telegraph, "but bridging loans might sensibly be considered in order to preserve skills and capacity until a buyer is found or the market recovers".
Meanwhile Cleburne deployed a unit of sharpshooters, thereby provoking the Federal commander into attempting an unwise flank attack.. Cleburne reasoned that the Federals diverted troops from the center of their defense line in order to bolster the flanking maneuver.
The answer cannot be that in order to preclude potential harm we effectively stop data from flowing across borders; that approach would be impractical and unwise.
Disturb in order to discover.
It's unwise, in any event, to place all your money on five stocks.
Yet advising people not to thoroughly wash their produce is probably unwise in a world of pesticide residues.
