Sentence examples for unwise to replace from inspiring English sources

Neither it nor its successor -- if the Bush administration is so unwise to replace one unelected body with another -- is going to rally the citizenry to take on the Sunni insurgents.

For that reason, if he were to go it would be unwise to replace him simply with one of his own team, such as Paul Wolfowitz.As the recently retired British envoy to Iraq, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, writes in this issue (see article), nothing is easy in an Iraq mired in violence and with fractured and volatile political groupings.

But it's unwise to replace China with the West.

Thornberry also argued that ending the AUMF was unwise because Congress might act to replace it, but then again it might not.

Having benefited so much from the post-war global order, most Japanese share Abe's view that China's efforts to replace it with one more to its liking is both unwise and dangerous for Asia.

To replace Michael Steele?

Panthers to replace banner.

At this time, transgenic models cannot replace the two-year bioassay and it would be unwise to list a chemical as safe for human exposure based upon negative results in not yet validated model systems.

He would be unwise to do so.

But it would be unwise to assume it never will.

But they would be unwise to ignore it.