Sentence examples for which is unwise from inspiring English sources

Commentary by Xinhua's former Pyongyang correspondent Gao Haorong: "North Korea's action in disregard of widespread opposition from the international community is bound to make the situation on the peninsula worsen further, which is unwise.

Researchers may retain a variable as a continuous measurement but they often assume a linear relation to outcome, which is unwise.

Dog-eat-dog individualistic competition is, at best, an oversimplification; an incomplete assumption which is certainly unwise to found our global socio-economic model upon.

Many sentences could have done with extra care: early on, Lysander is seen "staring at a flowerbed in a fearful quandary", which is an unwise place to put a flowerbed.

With the money we've spent on those adventures -- the first of which was utterly unnecessary, the latter of which is utterly unwise -- we could do a "moon shot" in energy or transportation, as well as space exploration.

Now, with increasing evidence that echinacea does not work for colds, scientists are confronting a problem, Dr. Sampson said, in that "there is no 'demarcation of the absurd,' a point at which it is unwise to pursue an investigation further".

Which is why it's unwise for politicians to tangle with God.

Short of adopting a new form of government, which is as unlikely as it is unwise, if we want to change the status quo we need to look for other ways to mitigate the divisions within our system.

Normally they would do this when papers are published, but they seem to have been more hasty this time, which to me is unwise both for work that may be controversial and by principle….

The court today assumes a role in foreign relations which is unprecedented, unfortunate, and unwise.

Two Norths were favored with a club lead away from the king, which was an unwise choice, given that North had opened with a strong no-trump.