Sentence examples for was unwise for from inspiring English sources

He said the Bush proposal was unwise for three reasons.

She said it was unwise for Republicans to keep doubts alive about the authenticity of President Obama's birth certificate and citizenship, saying: "It's distracting.

But Mr. Ross balked, administration officials said, arguing that it was unwise for the United States to look as if it were publicly breaking with Israel.

Even a year ago, it was unwise for reporters to drive around the country or city without guards.But security has improved.

Senator Conrad said it was unwise for Mr. Bush to be talking about short-term and long-term proposals at the same time.

"It was unwise for the government to have brought forward these proposals before its review of the impact of employment tribunal fees has been published.

It would be unwise for him to go out".

That would be unwise for a man who lacks Kim Il Sung's popularity as a national "liberator".

Predicting the fate of religions is unwise, for they can burn or gutter in unpredictable ways.

And after being bailed out by taxpayers 18 months ago, quibbling over fees would be unwise for bankers.

He says it would be unwise for him to have a hand in choosing a successor.