Sentence examples for unwise step from inspiring English sources
But it described the decision not to invite the former prime ministers as "a shabby, divisive and deeply unwise step for the monarchy".
He is still in his infancy as a boss but he will know careers can be set back by one unwise choice, one unwitting step into the wrong environment.
We consider it unwise to completely exclude step 2. The reason is that a more elaborated model (such as a2PL GRM model) will always show a better fit, but it does not automatically disqualify the more parsimonious Rasch Rating Scale Model.
"Such a step would be unwise and could lead to an arms race in space".
Since her appointment puts one liberal in place of another, it would have been unwise for them to have attempted that drastic step on this occasion.
Digital signatures will allow an array of new online transactions; another step towards the fabled paperless office though trees would be unwise to start celebrating too soon.The Internet suffered a big attack.
The appointments of men who share a common philosophical umbrella is unwise enough, but Obama is so enamored with Rubin that he went a step further and hired the man's spawn, James Rubin, as a headhunter.
Therefore, it is unwise for the US to send drones into Libyan airspace or naval destroyers to its shores: such steps will only increase tensions.
With the administration unable yet to point to much tangible evidence of progress, Gen. David H. Petraeus, who assumed command in Afghanistan last month from Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, is taking several steps to emphasize hopeful signs on the ground that, he will argue, would make a rapid withdrawal unwise.
