Sentence examples for unwise though from inspiring English sources

And the Americans have realised, belatedly, that a total purge of the Saddamite old guard, especially in the army, was unwise, though well intentioned and indeed applauded by many Iraqis.

This is unwise, though, because it doubles rather than cancels the astigmatic aberration of the schlieren system [16, 22].

So exotic is the race that extrapolating predictions about the next general election from the result will probably be unwise (though if Mr Johnson wins, and then gaffes or flops, the Tories will certainly be wounded, which is why, until recently at least, some of them thought a noble defeat might be preferable).

Though, Mr. Silver was unwise to have neglected the project, one of these people said, Ms. Snider should have either briefed Mr. Silver beforehand or postponed the discussion until he had a chance to get up to speed.

"Excellent idea," Thomas joked, "though definitely unwise with the boss".

The second requirement, though, is both unwise and corrosive.

Sometimes, though, we see the fallout of unwise parenting.

It's too late to change that running style, though, and it'd probably be unwise anyway, given how comfortable McFadden is with it.

They may even head north to another part of Russia's southern fringe, though they would be unwise to clash head-on with Russian forces.

Secondary educational attainment in the UK has been greater amongst women than men for several decades [ 10], though it is probably unwise to generalise to the highly self-selected group who apply to medicine.

Mr. Bush was unwise to dismiss Mr. Gore's proposals, though he did agree to meet with the vice president after the outcome of the election is determined.