Sentence examples for unwise to expect from inspiring English sources

But it would be unwise to expect too much.

It would be unwise to expect them ever to be eliminated, and rash to try.

Bearing in mind the judiciary's performance to date, it would be unwise to expect a flurry of investigations.

It would almost certainly be unwise to expect too much of a possible alliance with the Iranians in fighting Isis.

IT WOULD be unwise to expect the last budget before a general election to be anything other than a political event.

Overall, the team look more rounded than in Beijing but it would be unwise to expect a repeat of the gold‑medal rush of 2008.

As Mr Bryant says: "It would be unwise... to expect that the Cayman Islands' prosperity can presume on an offshore tax haven status".

"It would be unwise not to expect considerable commotion in the Turkish Empire," he said, "if Italy is permitted to take Tripoli without strong resistance.

And while it would be unwise to look too far ahead, the arid conditions expected during the Pakistan series should also assist reverse-swing bowling, so this could prove a great opportunity for Wood to impress.

Last winter he decided it was unwise to wait.

It would have been unwise to ask her to intercede with God.