The numbers just keep increasing, obviously, and past 2012 I think it's unwise to state much other than "more than 100 million, less than 300 million".
A Mail on Sunday column by Rachel Johnson was unwise in stating that Markle's union with Harry will thicken the Windsors' "watery, thin blue blood and Spencer pale skin and ginger hair with some rich and exotic DNA".
My Kurdish escort, a member of the ward parliament, bridled when I suggested that the declaration of self-government had been unwise and the state's reaction foreseeable.
State Senator Robert E. Schluter, a Republican from Flemington, cast the sole Economic Growth committee vote against the bill, saying it was unwise for the state to subsidize projects outside economically distressed areas because it would promote unneeded building and because it would take business from existing companies.
SALLY LUKEN, Columbus, Ohio Gov. John R. Kasich is being very unwise when he states: "I don't care what the reason is.
It's also unwise to cut states out of chemical regulation while EPA faces continual threats to its budget, testified Ken Cook, president of the Washington, D.C. based Environmental Working Group, at the hearing.
Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said candidates would be unwise to bypass the state, particularly because of its importance as a general election battleground.
He was caught saying that Chuck Grassley, Iowa's other senator, is just "a farmer from Iowa who never went to law school"—unwise words in a state of endless corn fields and bright red barns.
It is also unwise rhetoric in a state where Hispanics, most of whom are American citizens, will soon be a majority of the population.Many Republicans admit, sotto voce, that they are uncomfortable with the party's lurch to the petty and paranoid side of the spectrum.
Brown rejected the request, according to officials in the governor's office, arguing it would be unwise to declare a state of emergency before anticipated El Niño rains actually arrived.
