Sentence examples for while it would be unwise from inspiring English sources

While it would be unwise to extrapolate that result into the fourth quarter, significant parts of the business - telecoms and Canal Plus - are performing well.

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.

While it would be unwise to make any claims about this particular incident before more details are available (although it should be noted that the driver stopped and has not been arrested), it is possible that if the cyclist was in the vehicle's blind spot there may have been very little the driver could have done to avert the incident.

While it would be unwise to simply leave the president's super PAC's unfunded, Vachon added, there also needed to be a recognition that progressive money would be drowned out by conservative.

While it would be unwise to expect honeybees to perform tasks comparable to those attributed to chimpanzees, we thought it not unreasonable to expect at least a rudimentary form of numerical ability in this insect.

While it would be unwise to assume that the rabbit intimal FLS have identical properties to fibroblasts, there is circumstantial evidence of similarities.

While inherently plausible, it would be unwise to adopt this advice as a lifestyle guide.

While homophobia sometimes plays a part, it would be unwise and unfair – perhaps even ignorant and prejudiced – to dismiss concerns in this way.

While not strictly illegal, he said that it would be "unwise".

But Clegg, who has a high regard for Carmichael's energetic role in the Scottish referendum campaign, believes it would be unwise to make changes while the Lib Dems work to ensure that the vow to devolve further powers to Scotland is honoured.

It would be unwise to alter our policy dramatically while the war on Al Qaeda continues.